Hypertension : pathophysiology, diagnosis, and management
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書誌事項
Hypertension : pathophysiology, diagnosis, and management
Raven Press, c1995
2nd ed
- :set
- v. 1
- v. 2
大学図書館所蔵 全36件
注記
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The thoroughly updated Second Edition of this classic work incorporates the past five years' groundbreaking advances in basic and clinical research on hypertension. More than 350 of the world's leading basic scientists and clinicians provide authoritative and new coverage of the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment of hypertension and the broad range of associated heart, kidney, brain, and ocular disorders. Over 150 new contributors have been selected for the Second Edition, and some 65 new chapters review the most recent discoveries, from molecular and genetic mechanisms of hypertensive cardiovascular disease, to new classes of drugs, clinical trials of innovative drug therapies, and promising drug developments that are still in the laboratory. The Second Edition includes reviews of new classes of drugs--such as angiotensin II receptor antagonists, renin inhibitors, dopamine agonists, and prostaglandin analogues--as well as up-to-date guidelines for designing individualized drug treatment regimens. Close attention is given to new molecular biologic research on possible genetic mechanisms and to the potentials for gene directed therapies.
Noted experts discuss new diagnostic procedures that result in more sensitive evaluations of target organ damage. Also included is a new section on hypertensive disorders caused by genetic defects
目次
CONTENTS: BACKGROUND AND HISTORICAL ASPECTS: Hypertension: Definitions, Natural Histories, and Consequences Sir George Pickering Afterword to Chapter 1: Modern Definitions and Expressions of Hypertension Thomas G. Pickering The Goldblatt Experiment: A Conceptual Paradigm Peter J. Goldblatt The Vascular Fault in Hypertension: Byrom's Work Revisited John M. Ledingham. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL DIMENSIONS OF HYPERTENSION: Does Hypertension Predispose to Coronary Disease? Conflicting Epidemiological and Experimental Evidence Austin E. Doyle Genetic Epidemiology of Blood Pressure Ryk Ward Low Birth Weight as a Risk Factor for Juvenile and Adult Hypertension Glenn M. Chertow and Barry M. Brenner Hypertension, Other Risk Factors, and the Risk of Cardiovascular Disease William B. Kannel and Peter W. F. Wilson Human Population Biology and Blood Pressure: Evolutionary and Ecological Considerations and Interpretations of Population Studies Gary D. James and Paul Baker Impact of Systolic and Diastolic Blood Pressure on Cardiovascular Mortality James D. Neaton, Lewis Kuller, Jeremiah Stamler, and Deborah N. Wentworth Epidemiology and Treatment of Hypertension in Older Persons Adrian M. Ostfeld, Richard J. Havlik, and Jack Guralnik Hypertension in Women Ellen Cohen, Mary E. (Polly) Wheat, Deborah M. Swiderski, and Pamela Charney High Blood Pressure in Blacks: Salt, Slavery, Survival, Stress, and Racism Clarence E. Grim, James P. Henry, and Hector Myers Childhood Hypertension Alan R. Sinaiko Hypertension in the Elderly Richard L. Byyny Public Health Issues in Hypertension Control: What Has Been Learned from Clinical Trials Jeffrey A. Cutler, Bruce M. Psaty, Stephen MacMahon, and Curt D. Furberg. DIET AND HYPERTENSION: Blood Pressure and Sodium Intake Olaf F. Simpson Dietary Sodium Restriction in Hypertension John D. Swales Dietary K $PL, Na, and Cardiovascular Integrity in Experimental Models of Hypertension Louis Tobian Blood Pressure and K $PL Intake R. C. Morris, Jr., and Anthony Sebastian The Role of Dietary Protein in Hypertensive Disease: The Japanese Experience: Clinical Implications Walter M. Lovenberg and Yukio Yamori. CIRCULATORY AND TARGET ORGAN PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF HYPERTENSIVE DISEASE: Hemodynamic Patterns of Untreated Hypertensive Disease Per Lund-Johansen and Per Omvik Evaluation of Arterial Waveforms in Hypertension and Normotension Michael F. O'Rourke and Raymond P. Kelly Blood Viscosity as a Factor in Human Hypertension Shu Chien and Ann Chabanal Vascular Compliance and Blood Volume in Essential Hypertension Michael E. Safar, G erard E. Plante, and G erard M. London Red Blood Cell Mass/Erythropoietin and Blood Pressure: Lessons from Patients with Renal Disease Joseph W. Eschbach and Robert C. Davidson Interactions Between the Sympathetic Nervous System and the Renin-Angiotensin System Guiseppe Mancia, Antonio Saino, and Guido Grassi Hypertensive Cardiac Hypertrophy: Pathophysiologic and Clinical Characteris
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