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Results Between January 2004 and September 2010 we placed 42 TC in 42 patients including 25 males and 17 females between 65 and 92 years old (mean age 73 years). 7 of these patients were simultaneously subjected to another surgery to correct a defect in the abdominal wall. Among the 29 patients still living 4 TC are no longer used: 2 for recurrential peritonitis, 1 for considerable volume polycistic kidney disease and 1 was removed due to an undefined failure. The TC that are currently working are: 4/7 after 6 years, 1/2 after 5 years, 1/1 after 4 years, 1/1 after 3 years, 4/4 after 2 years, 9/9 to 1 years; 5/5 in the last 6 months. In the post-operative abdomen X-rays were performed in 7 of the 26 patients who showed different locations of the distal end of the catheter: 3 in Douglas, 1 in the left side, 2 in the right side, 1 in the right upper quadrant.

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The Tenckhoff catheter in elderly patients with chronic renal failure: placement in spinal anesthesia with open technique, without required location in the hollow of Douglas