Modification of arterial tension by cortisone, in the doses generally employed, has been noted but rarely in short-and long-term observations of subjects without renal disease. A rise in blood pressure has been the rule among patients with renal damage of varying types irrespective of the presence or absence of antecedent hypertension.
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George A. Perera (1951) studied this question.