Malignant hypertension and Torsades de Pointes can present as initial manifestations of primary aldosteronism, underscoring the need for careful ARR interpretation and adrenal imaging.
Highlights the importance of considering primary aldosteronism in patients presenting with malignant hypertension and Torsades de Pointes, emphasizing the role of adrenal imaging and venous sampling.
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Clinicians must be vigilant about the confounding effects of common antihypertensive agents on ARR interpretation and should consider adrenal imaging as part of the dynamic management of PA. Adrenal venous sampling remains paramount for surgical planning.
Yanqiu Li (Sun,) reported a other. Malignant hypertension and Torsades de Pointes can present as initial manifestations of primary aldosteronism, underscoring the need for careful ARR interpretation and adrenal imaging.
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