This observational retrospective healthcare medical record review study is to evaluate and differentiate the clinical characteristics and outcomes in peritoneal dialysis (PD) patients with either endotoxin-associated sterile peritonitis (e-SP), bacterial peritonitis (BP) or no peritonitis (NoP) over a 12-15 month period from dialysis clinics in The Netherlands, Germany, Hungary, Portugal, and the United Kingdom (UK). The primary study objectives are to: * Describe changes in the peritoneal membrane function and clinical outcomes over time between e-SP, BP and NoP PD patients. * Describe and differentiate clinical characteristics during the acute clinical presentation of e-SP and BP. The secondary study objective is to: \- Generate a dataset that will facilitate post hoc exploratory hypothesis-generation related to clinical and resource utilisation (RU) outcomes in association with e-SP.
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Describe changes in the peritoneal membrane function and clinical outcomes over time between endotoxin associated peritonitis (e-SP), bacterial peritonitis (BP) and no peritonitis (NoP) peritoneal dialysis (PD) patients.
Timeframe: Data will be analysed at 4 time points: baseline, index event, 6±3 months post date of index event, and 12±3 months post date of index event.