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therapy’ would convey more effectively the limitations of current technology. This also has significant relevance in patient education. The current term gives the incorrect impression that health care providers have mastered renal failure. Patients need to understand that dialytic therapies cannot substitute the functions of a normal kidney, but are useful as a life support system. (Of course this is no mean achievement in a patient with a major organ failure.) The new term will reinforce the importance of preventing/slowing the progression of chronic kidney disease and also help patients cope with the problems of treatment in a better way. We hope that this matter is actively discussed by the nephrology community.

nephrology, dialysis, transplantation/nephrology dialysis transplantation

Cytomegalovirus peritonitis after renal transplantation under induction therapy with alemtuzumab in a young woman previously treated with peritoneal dialysis