Key result
Pharmacological treatment for resistant hypertension entails choosing medications with complementary mechanisms of action, optimizing diuretic use, and considering mineralocorticoid antagonists.
This review outlines the diagnostic workup for resistant hypertension and highlights pharmacological strategies, including the addition of mineralocorticoid antagonists.
May inform resistant hypertension management now; leaves open optimal regimens pending prospective trials.
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Acelajado et al. (2009) conducted a review in Resistant hypertension. Pharmacological treatment was evaluated. Pharmacological treatment for resistant hypertension entails choosing medications with complementary mechanisms of action, optimizing diuretic use, and considering mineralocorticoid antagonists.
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