Titlebook: Renovascular and Renal Parenchymatous Hypertension; Thomas F. Lüscher,Norman Meyer Kaplan Conference proceedings 1992 Springer Verlag, Ber

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Pathology and Pathogenesis of Renovascular Hypertensionion (Table 1). The vascular lesion may involve any segment or branch of the renal arteries or an aberrant artery supplying the kidney. However, not every stenosis or aneurysm of the renal circulation is causally related to hypertension in an individual patient. Indeed, renal artery stenoses or aneur

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Noninvasive Assessment of Human Renal Blood Flow by Ultrasonic Doppler Flowmetryial complex exists for the development, marketing, and distribution of these diagnostic instruments. Recently, image-guided DF has been applied to the deep-lying blood vessels of the human abdomen [2, 3]. Specifically, early attempts were made to examine native human renal arteries [4, 5] and renal

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The Renin-Sodium Profile and the Captopril Test as Tools for the Diagnosis of Renovascular Hypertensof 5% hypertensive patients [1–6]. However, current speculative estimates have begun edging closer to the figure of 20%, proposed in 1964 by DeBakey and associates [7]. Behind this change are recent advances in screening and diagnostic technologies, to be discussed below, that have broadened and con

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Surgical Management of Main Renal Artery Diseasemonstrated that constriction of a renal artery produced atrophy of the involved kidney resulting in hypertension. In 1937 Butler [1] reported remission of hypertension due to pyelonephritis after nephrectomy. In 1956, however, Smith [21] reviewed 575 cases of patients with hypertension and a small k