Abstract： Objective To explore the protective effects and the mechanisms of peritoneal dialysis (PD) on multiple organs induced by acute organophosphoms pesticide poisoning(AOPP)in order to get a scientific basis for the application of PD to treat AOPP patients. Method The model of AOPP rabbits was made by intragastric administration of 25 mg/kg(0.5LD50)40% omethoate, and the symptoms of poisoning such as myosis, salivating and muscular tremor were observed. Eighteen male Japanese rabbits were randomly divided into control group and peritoneal dialysis group (PD group). Pralidoxime chloride and atropine were given by intra-muscular injection to rabbits of control group (re = 9). Rabbits of PD group ( n = 9) had a tube inserted into peritoneal cavity and peritoneal dialysis was given for 10 times after administration of pralidoxim chloride and atropine. Serum TNF-α,CK-MB (M.B. isoerizyme of creatine kinase), ALT, creatinine, and amylase were observed dynamically. The dialysate of peritoneal dialysis was remained in the peritoneal cavity for testing the nature of intoxicant by using Varian 3900/ Saturn 2100T GC/MS device. All data were analyzed with SPSS version 12.0 software. Statistical comparison between two groups was carried out by using student t-test and analysis of variance(ANOVA) followed by Dunnett-ttests before and after intoxication. The pearson correlation analysis was used for determination of the relationship between TNF-α and other biomarkers. Results After intoxication, serum TNF-α, CK-MB, ALT and amylase increased except creatinine, but the serum levels of those biomarkers in PD group were significantly lower than those in control group.The level of TNF-a had positive correlations with CK-MB ( r = 0.470), ALT ( r = 0.649), and amylase ( r = 0.517). The omethoate was detected in the dialysate of peritoneal dialysis. Conclusions Organophosphorus pesticides can lead the cardiac muscle, liver, kidney and pancreas to the injury through several mechanisms,and the inflammatory mediators play important role in the development of MODS induced by AOPP. Peritoneal dialysis can clean up intoxicants slowly and continuously and in turn lower down the level of inflammatory mediators resulted in protecting multiple organs from AOPP.