Clinical Aspects of Secondary Hypertension, Volume 2J. I. S. Robertson |
Contents
Preface ix | 1 |
Urinary tract infection as a cause of hypertension in man | 18 |
Unilateral renal disease in hypertension | 33 |
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abnormalities acromegaly ACTH acute adenoma adrenal hyperplasia adrenocortical aldosterone excess aldosterone secretion angiotensin antihypertensive aorta aortic coarctation arterial pressure associated bilateral biochemical blood pressure body sodium Brown JJ captopril carbenoxolone cardiovascular catecholamines cells chronic pyelonephritis circulating Clin clinical concentration Conn's syndrome corticosterone cortisol Cushing's syndrome diagnosis dialysis diastolic diuretic drugs effects elevated Endocrinol Engl epinephrine essential hypertension estrogen excretion glands growth hormone hemodialysis hemodynamic hyper hyperaldosteronism hypertensive patients hypokalemia hypotension hypothyroidism idiopathic hyperaldosteronism increased infusion inhibitors intravenous kidney Lancet lesions malignant Metab metabolism mineralocorticoid mmHg nephrectomy norepinephrine normotensive oral contraceptives peripheral pheochromocytoma pituitary plasma plasma aldosterone plasma angiotensin-II plasma norepinephrine plasma renin activity potassium pregnancy primary aldosteronism pyelonephritis rats renal artery stenosis renal disease renal function renin renin-angiotensin system renovascular hypertension response serum steroid studies suppression surgery surgical terminal renal failure therapy thyroid transplant treatment tumor urinary tract infection urine vascular volume Weidmann women