Patients with renovascular hypertension comprise only a small percentage of those with
hypertension. In our study 102 consecutive patients who had cardiac catheterization were …

The clinical history is seldom helpful in establishing a diagnosis of renovascular
hypertension. Symptoms are not different from those accompanying hypertension due to …

Atherosclerosis is a common cause of renovascular hypertension. However, the association
of hypertension and renal artery stenosis does not establish a causal relationship. At present …

Four hundred and ninety patients with hypertension were studied to determine those clinical
characteristics or simple investigations that predict the presence of operable renal artery …

In an effort to detect renovascular hypertension, clinical characteristics are used to select
patients likely to have renal artery stenosis. We prospectively evaluated the ability of …

During the last 10 years, 7 hypertensive patients due to segmental renal ischemia or
infarction among total 48 cases of renovascular hypertension have been observed in our …

EXPERIENCE with the detection and treatment of renovascular hypertension varies greatly
from one medical community to another. In a few centers patients with this condition are …

Investigation of 208 patients with diastolic hypertension revealed an incidence of
functionally significant renal artery stenosis in 21 percent of the patients. The highest …

Renovascular hypertension, the development of diastolic hypertension following partial
occlusion of the renal artery, has become well accepted in principle. 1 Since Goldblatt's …

STRICTLY speaking, a diagnosis of renovascular hypertension in man can be established
only when nephrectomy or repair of a demon-strated renal arterial lesion results in relief or …