2023Journal of Cardiology Research Review & ReportsOpen access

Resistant Hypertension Secondary to Primary Hyperaldosteronism

Alexis Zambrano Zambrano, Hector Del- Río Zanatta, Sebastian Aceves-Díaz G, José Carlos Rodriguez-Gonzalez, Alicia S Ojeda-Yuren, Luis Montiel- López

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Resistant arterial hypertension is associated with multiple factors and secondary causes must be ruled out. One of the causes is primary hyperaldosteronism; the approach and its deflnitive diagnosis are described below.

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Resistant arterial hypertension is associated with multiple factors and secondary causes must be ruled out. One of the causes is primary hyperaldosteronism; the approach and its deflnitive diagnosis are described below.

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Resistant arterial hypertension is associated with multiple factors and secondary causes must be ruled out. One of the causes is primary hyperaldosteronism; the approach and its deflnitive diagnosis are described below.

Key concepts: Hyperaldosteronism, Secondary hypertension, Primary (astronomy), Medicine, Resistant hypertension, Pediatrics, Internal medicine, Cardiology

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