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Listeria monocytogenes peritonitis associated with CAPD

Usteria monocytogenes peritonitis developed in a 67‐year‐old man on continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis following a catered luncheon. Alcoholic liver disease was a predisposing factor. L. monocytogenes multiplies at 4°C. It is often present in imported soft cheese, less often in chicken and other refrigerated food. Usteria peritonitis has not been previously reported in Australia.