Titlebook: Atlas of Hypertension; Norman K. Hollenberg (Professor of Radiology, Dire Book 2003Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media New York

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Antihypertensive therapy: Progression of Renal Injury,rtery disease and renal disease have not been prevented [1,2]. Our ability to prevent hypertensive nephropathy through traditional methods of lowering BP may not be as effective as once thought, particularly in high-risk patients [3–6]. One reason for this may be our inability to adequately control

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Iteration and accelerator dynamics,tensive emergencies), or when BP measurement is accomplished using techniques other than the indirect sphygmomanometric determinations in the physician’s office. This chapter attempts to address some of these special situations.

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Kidney, Sodium, and the Renin-Angiotensin System,t studies. New angiotensin peptides with unique actions have been identified, and the role of angiotensins as cell-to-cell mediators . paracrine substances) in the kidney has recently been appreciated.

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