Surgical Treatment Methods in Renovascular Hypertension
Abstract
The Renovascular Hypertension diagnosis and treatment have been discussed. Atherosclerosis is found to be main cause of this syndrome. During the last 10 years, our surgical interventions
have ben rather limited. According to our opinion this shows the tact that such cases arenot diagnosed sufficientiy.
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