Hypertension in practice
Publication details: London Martin Dunitz 1999Edition: 3rdDescription: 286; ill.,bibls.; BookFindISBN:- 1853175919
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Summary: HardbackSummary: Provides an overview of the evaluation and management of patients who suffer from hypertension. Topics covered include the causes of hypertension and epidemiological factors.
The importance of hypertension; hypertension and cardiovascular risk; causes of hypertension - epidemiological clues; factors controlling blood pressure; drug-induced hypertension; blood pressure measurement; assessment of a new patient; further investigations of hypertension; non-drug control of blood pressure; hypertension in primary medical care; hypertension in the elderly; hypertension in pregnancy; hypertension in children.
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The importance of hypertension; hypertension and cardiovascular risk; causes of hypertension - epidemiological clues; factors controlling blood pressure; drug-induced hypertension; blood pressure measurement; assessment of a new patient; further investigations of hypertension; non-drug control of blood pressure; hypertension in primary medical care; hypertension in the elderly; hypertension in pregnancy; hypertension in children.
Hardback
Provides an overview of the evaluation and management of patients who suffer from hypertension. Topics covered include the causes of hypertension and epidemiological factors.
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