Hypertension : mechanisms and therapy
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Hypertension : mechanisms and therapy
（Atlas of heart diseases / Eugene Braunwald, editor, v. 1）
Current Medicine, 1995
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The most thorough series of its kind, the full-colour Atlas of Heart Disease encompasses the work of nearly 200 leading specialists. Each volume is dedicated to a particular area of cardiology and provides comprehensive, concentrated coverage of every topic related to the specialty. Hundreds of outstanding cardiology images covering a vast array of topics from basic physiology and risk management to new pharmacologic treatment procedures are included.
Table of Contents
- Pathogenesis of hypertension - genetic and environmental factors
- role of the nervous system in human hypertension
- hypertension - kidney, sodium and renin-angiotensin system
- pathogenesis - vascular mechanisms
- natural history of cardiovascular risk
- secondary hypertension - adrenal and nervous system
- antihypertensive agents - mechanisms of drug action
- the therapeutic trials
- antihypertensive therapy - patient selection and special problems
- antihypertensive therapy - progression of renal injury
- antihypertensive therapy - compliance and quality of life
- special situations and considerations
- JNC-V/WHO special reports. (Part contents).
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