CCL18 and peritonitis: Initial features at baseline, such as high peritoneal glucose load (4.60 vs. 2.54 ng/ml; p = .027), peritonitis at first year (4.55 vs. 2.64 ng/ml; p = .038), and high transport (Cr-MTAC >12: 4.35 vs. 2.64 ng/ml, p = .019; and D/P Cr >0.8: 4.61 vs. 2.66 ng/ml, p = .035), were also associated with higher CCL18 levels in effluent.