Titlebook: Low Dose Oral and Transdermal Therapy of Hypertension; Michael A. Weber,Jan I. M. Drayer,R. Kolloch Conference proceedings 1985 Springer-V

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Conference proceedings 1985t contraindications to their use, and they do not appear to produce metabolic side effects. In this symposium we have paid attention to two types of patients: those with uncomplicated mild hypertension, and those with more difficult forms of hypertension associated with concurrent conditions.

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Low Dose Oral and Transdermal Therapy of Hypertension

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Low Dose Oral and Transdermal Therapy of Hypertension978-3-642-53785-1

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Effects of Catapres-TTS on Cerebral Blood Flow in Elderly Hypertensive Patients,ensive patients are likely to have subclinical cerebrovascular disease and thus be susceptible to adverse effects of hypotensive therapy, this study was undertaken to examine the effect of clonidine given by a transdermal delivery system on cerebral blood flow in this group. This report summarises t

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The Role of the Sympathetic Nervous System in the Control of Left Ventricular Mass in Hypertension,gina, congestive heart failure, signs of occlusive peripheral vascular disease or cerebrovascular accidents than those without left ventricular hypertrophy (Kannel 1975). Successful antihypertensive therapy may lead to regression of signs of hypertrophy on the electrocardiogram (Freis 1980).

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Regression of Left Ventricular Hypertrophy in Nineteen Hypertensive Patients Treated with Clonidine-agonists, converting enzyme inhibitors and .-blocking agents, are capable of reducing LVH at least in many patients. On the other hand, drugs which increase catecholamines, such as diuretics and direct vasodilators, appear to have no beneficial effect on LVH in spite of satisfactory reductions in b

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Cardiovascular and Neurohumoral Effects of Long-Term Oral Clonidine Monotherapy in Essential Hyperty play a significant role in both the initiation and maintenance of hypertension. However, in human hypertension the investigation of the sympathetic nervous system is complicated by the need to rely on indirect means of investigation. The main lines of evidence have consisted of the haemodynamic pa

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