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Aldosterone-renin ratio and plasma renin activity as biomarkers for treatment response in resistant hypertension

Aug 2026 · Hypertension Research · Vol 49, pp. 2892 - 2903 · 0 citations · 40 references
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It is suggested that renin–aldosterone profiling may help identify biological heterogeneity in treatment and warrant prospective evaluation as a candidate tool for treatment selection in resistant hypertension.

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