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Results and Costs of Investigating Newly Detected Hypertensive Patients

Abstract

1. Eighty unselected hypertensive subjects were investigated at a cost of $78.00 per patient, in a short out-patient study programme. Seven (9%) were found to have a cause for their hypertension; incidental abnormalities were found in twenty-two (28%). 2. The combination of clinical selection and planned out-patient investigation should detect all patients with secondary hypertension.

Authors

Smith EKM; Viol GW; Toi A

Journal

Clinical Science, Vol. 51, No. s3, pp. 247s–248s

Publisher

Portland Press

Publication Date

January 1, 1976

DOI

10.1042/cs051247s

ISSN

0144-4107
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