Titlebook: Hypertension in the Dog and Cat; Jonathan Elliott,Harriet M. Syme,Rosanne E. Jepson Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 high blo

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Epidemiology of Hypertensionulation-based studies that have characterised the risks associated with increased blood pressure (Mahmood et al. 2014; Kotchen 2011). For this review of the epidemiology of hypertension in veterinary patients, each section starts with a reflection on what is known from the study of humans so that analogies can be drawn.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-33020-0high blood pressure; veterinary cardiology; internal medicine; companion animals; antihypertensive drugs

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Jonathan Elliott,Harriet M. Syme,Rosanne E. JepsonEssential guide on principles and pathophysiology of hypertension in dogs and cats.Discusses causes and effects of high blood pressure in different internal organs.Presents management and treatment st

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Hypertension and Adrenal Gland Diseaseularis and zona fasciculata can synthesize 17-alpha-hydroxypregnenolone and 17-alpha-hydroxyprogesterone due to the presence of 17-alpha-hydroxylase in these regions which represent the precursors for the production of cortisol and adrenal androgens, respectively. These two zones are regulated by ad

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Hypertension and the Kidneysociated with quite marked hypertension seem relatively mild, and, in the absence of marked systemic activation of the RAAS system, it seems unlikely that hypertension causes marked kidney damage although there is no doubt that hypertension plays a contributory role in progressive CKD through drivin

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Hypertension and the Eyeeen shown to be as high as 100% in cats (Littman 1994; Turner et al. 1990; Maggio et al. 2000; van de Sandt et al. 2003; Chetboul et al. 2003; Van Boxtel 2003; Littman et al. 1988; Bovee et al. 1989; Sansom and Bodey 1997; Jacob et al. 2003).

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Future Perspectives book suggests indirect devices can be used to identify veterinary patients who are at risk of target organ damage because of their high blood pressure. One unmet need, however, is the availability of circulating biomarkers which can be used to differentiate transient situational hypertension from h