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Splanchnicectomy and supplemental drug therapy improve long-term management of severe hypertensive cardiovascular disease.
The author suggests that surgical interventions such as splanchnicectomy combined with drug therapy provide advantages for severe hypertension.
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May support splanchnicectomy plus drugs for severe hypertension; leaves open validation in contemporary randomized trials.
In long-term management of severe hypertensive cardiovascular disease, splanchnicectomy and supplemental drug therapy afford definite advantages. The author outlines the identification of adrenal and renal abnormalities as the source of hypertension.
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Reginald H. Smithwick (1963) studied this question. Splanchnicectomy and supplemental drug therapy afford definite advantages in the long-term management of severe hypertensive cardiovascular disease.
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