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Interpreting Lipid Levels in CAPD Patients

Elevated cholesterol and triglyceride levels are a concern in dialysis patients. However the standard for interpreting blood levels of these substances calls for measurement in the fasting state. Since CAPD patients are never truly in this state due to the continuous transperitoneal absorption of glucose, how can cholesterol and triglyceride levels be interpreted in these patients? Is the effect of glucose insignificant or important?