Titlebook: Resistant Hypertension; Epidemiology, Pathop Giuseppe Mancia Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Italia 2013 Antihypertensive drugs.Cardiovascular ri

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Pathophysiology: Metabolic Alterations and Risk Factorss for screening activities to find and target resistant hypertension, as well as measures to improve lifestyle and psychosocial conditions in order to improve compliance with drug medication and improved pharmacological effect of antihypertensive drugs. If this is not enough, other methods such as renal nerve ablation have to be considered.

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False Versus True Resistant Hypertensionments. However, given the acknowledged limitations of office blood pressure in assessing blood pressure control, a first step in the diagnostic approach of the patient with resistant hypertension consists in defining whether resistance to antihypertensive treatment is true or whether the persisting

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24-hour Ambulatory BP Monitoring and Home BP Measurements in Resistant Hypertensionsion. In fact 24?h ABPM has been considered mandatory at the time to evaluate resistant hypertension from the beginning of clinical use. Furthermore, clinical research has expanded the potential role of out-of-office measurements not only to the initial evaluation of resistant hypertension but also

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Factors Predicting Blood Pressure Response to Treatmentctors influencing the effect of antihypertensive drugs should be highlighted. These factors are related to the patients and to the drugs. Age, smoking, dietary habits, lifestyle, psychological factors, living conditions, therapeutic adherence/persistence, concomitant illnesses, racial, and genetic d