Key result
Essential hypertension is debated as either a distinct disease or a collective syndrome lacking primary renal disease, highlighting the need for a logical synthesis of clinical and laboratory data.
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Editorial
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The article discusses the conceptual confusion and discrepancies surrounding the definition and nature of essential hypertension.
The article discusses the conceptual confusion and discrepancies surrounding the definition and nature of essential hypertension.
Julius Bauer (1957) conducted an editorial in Essential hypertension. Essential hypertension was evaluated. Essential hypertension is debated as either a distinct disease or a collective syndrome lacking primary renal disease, highlighting the need for a logical synthesis of clinical and laboratory data.
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