… of essential hypertension depends on the primary or secondary inability of the kidney to excrete
sodium at a normal blood pressure. … of blood pressure dysregulation exist, hypertension …

… diagnosis of hypertension can be missed by office blood-pressure measurements in some
patients who are truly hypertensive (masked hypertension). Conversely, blood pressure can …

… to define essential hypertension as a rise in blood pressure without cause,” since a number
of causes can be clearly identified in most cases of so-called “essential hypertension.” As …

… Here a cardiomyopathy may ensue of such severity that the patient may no longer have
raised blood pressure. All patients with cardiomyopathy, irrespective of blood pressure, should …

… blood pressure stratifies cardiovascular risk in essential hypertension independent of clinic
blood pressure … Cardiovascular morbidity is low in white coat hypertension and exceedingly …

… and hypertensive patients. In conclusion, the blood pressure of patients with essential
hypertension has a seasonal variation with higher pressures in the winter than in the summer. …

… pressure, and blood pressure patterns. Published studies, abstracts, … essential hypertension
or those with samples of both nomotensive and treated or untreated essential hypertensive …

… level of arterial blood pressure and the development of hypertensive complications is one
of … history of essential hypertension. That cardiovascular complications of hypertension are …

… The term “essential hypertension” was coined by Frank (1) almost a century ago … blood
pressure) is the primary event…I will, in the following, name this disease, essential hypertension (…

… The long-term effect of exercise on blood-pressure (BP) was assessed in 13 untreated
patients with essential hypertension. After a 6-week run-in period the levels of activity studied …