December 1, 1965

Studies on catechols with reference to hypertension. I.

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Patients with essential hypertension, divided into two groups based on clinical progress and renal…

Design

Cross-sectional

Authors

TITEISHI IKOMA

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Implication

Hypothesis-generating for sympathetic involvement in non-renal essential hypertension; should not yet change practice or guide therapy.

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Population

Patients with essential hypertension, divided into two groups based on clinical progress and renal involvement.

Outcome

Correlation between urinary excretion of catechols and clinical findingssurrogate

Urinary catechol excretion suggests sympathetic nervous system involvement in the mechanism of essential hypertension in patients without renal involvement.

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TEISHI IKOMA (1965) studied this question.

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Hypertension management

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