Why the study?
Secondary forms of arterial hypertension are challenging to identify and often diagnosed with substantial delay despite potentially being curable if recognized early.
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Careful clinical judgment and history-taking are essential to identify the rare but potentially curable secondary forms of hypertension without over-investigating the general hypertensive population.
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Zuber et al. (1999) conducted a case report in Secondary arterial hypertension.
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