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Resistant Hypertension remains one of the most under-recognized yet high-risk phenotypes in cardiovascular medicine.
Nearly 1 in 5 treated patients meet criteria for apparent resistance—and up to half may reflect nonadherence or white-coat effect.
This concise visual series distills key insights from a recent JAMA review on diagnosis, pathophysiology, and stepwise management—including the pivotal role of spironolactone and emerging therapies like renal denervation.
Precision begins with correct classification. Treatment begins with clarity. đź’ˇ
#Hypertension #Cardiology #PrecisionMedicine #JAMA
By Dr RR Baliga, MD, MBA5
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Resistant Hypertension remains one of the most under-recognized yet high-risk phenotypes in cardiovascular medicine.
Nearly 1 in 5 treated patients meet criteria for apparent resistance—and up to half may reflect nonadherence or white-coat effect.
This concise visual series distills key insights from a recent JAMA review on diagnosis, pathophysiology, and stepwise management—including the pivotal role of spironolactone and emerging therapies like renal denervation.
Precision begins with correct classification. Treatment begins with clarity. đź’ˇ
#Hypertension #Cardiology #PrecisionMedicine #JAMA

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