Manual of Hypertension

This practical, quick-reference manual gives the reader clearly defined guidelines on how to treat hypertensive patients and associated diseases. It deals extensively with the various clinical aspects of hypertension in a well-illustrated, easy-to-read format. Expertly edited chapters streamline the authoritative contributions made by renowned physicians and researchers into one cohesive source. It will be a "bench book" on hypertension, in which its various aspects are dealt with from a clinical perspective. Careful attention will be paid to page design and to the use of graphical devices to optimise presentation and facilitate "navigation": the book will be easy to refer to and learn from. Clear, authoritative guidelines help readers arrive at the most effective methods for treating patients with high blood pressure. User-friendly format features illustrations, graphics, and a carefully constructed layout designed for easy clinical reference. Evidence-based information on patient management relies on scientific research as the basis for treatment. Expert contributors offer an authoritative perspective on their areas of expertise, masterfully edited into one unified reference.