An apparatus and method for treatment of end stage renal decline and failure
through
peritoneal dialysis enabling ambulatory transfer of dialysate to and from the peritoneum
of a renal patient, this in synthesis and coordination with normal physiological
rhythms of the patient. The system remains unobtrusive and less restrictive of
patient ambulation and orientation. The present invention includes expendables
disposability of which facilitates safe reuse of more expensive portions and is
sufficiently simple for use in a home care environment. It may be designed to incorporate
real-time, interactive or remote monitoring and regulation and visual or audible
indication of system pressures, chemical balances and other important variables.
