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Should catheter-based renal denervation be introduced into clinical practice for resistant hypertension?
Should catheter-based renal denervation be introduced into clinical practice for resistant hypertension?
This updated Czech consensus statement recommends against the routine clinical use of renal denervation for resistant hypertension based on recent trial data.
Renal denervation should not enter routine practice for resistant hypertension; confirms negative RCT findings and formalizes guideline restraint.
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