… focuses on the occurrence of acute severe hypertension outside the perioperative setting.
Similarly, the recommendations in this article do not apply to hypertension during pregnancy. …

… hypertension is defined as a recent significant increase over baseline BP that is associated
with target-organ damage. The term ‘malignant hypertension… or acute severe hypertension.[14…

… of Acute Hypertension (STAT) registry, which enrolled patients admitted to hospital for acute
severe hypertension… the risk among patients with acute severe hypertension and AKI and the …

… Limited data are available on the care of patients with acute severe hypertension requiring
hospitalization. We characterized contemporary practice patterns and outcomes for this …

… for patients with acute severe hypertension treated with intravenous … to a hospital for acute
severe hypertension between January 1, … Severe hypertension was defined as at least one BP …

… This requires treatment with a titratable short-acting intravenous (IV) antihypertensive
agent, while severe hypertension with no acute end-organ damage is usually treated with oral …

… We still do not have an ideal drug to treat acute severe hypertension in pregnancy. Hydralazine
and labetalol are the safest agents, but they are inadequate to control blood pressure in …

… underlying causes and pathophysiology of acute severe hypertension in childhood as well as
a … clinical approach to managing children and adolescents with acute severe hypertension. …

… of acute severe hypertension. Several recent studies have evaluated clevidipine’s efficacy
in the perioperative setting. Two large randomized, double-blind, placebo controlled trials (…

… hypertension, the common problem of acute hypertension is … studies demonstrate that acute
severe hypertension in the hospital … The management of acute severe hypertension is also …