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Supplemental (NG) Feedings of Infants Undergoing Continuous Peritoneal Dialysis,he accepted mode of therapy for infants with ESRD. Used in conjunction with a prescribed nutritional program, the infant on CPD can grow to a weight of eight to 10 kilograms, which is necessary for transplantation to be performed.