This book is for physicians, medical students, nurses and pharma
cists involved in the care of hypertensive patients.
This hook is concerned only with treatment of essential hyperten
sion, not the general subject of hypertension. So it s mostly abou
drugs, including the uew ones -- prupranolol, elonidine, diazoxide
prazosin, nitroprusside, minoxidil, bethanidine, ete.
Two chapters are not drug oriented:
Chapter 1: Synopsis, and
Chapter XV: The Role of Diet (sodium restriction, salt
substitutes, and weight reduction).
Chapter I discusses the therapeutic approach. Should it be em
pirieal, or based on the hemodynamics, physiopatholngic and labora-
tory findings (including renin-profiling)? Chapter I is truly a synopsi
of the entire book. It describes how to treat hypertension: mild
noderate, severe, malignant, azotemie and hypertensive crises.
The format of each chapter, 11 through XlV, is quite similar
coutaining:
~ Introduction, background information about the drug.
~ When should the physician consider using this drug?
~ How effective is it? What percentage of patients respond?
With how much of a blood pressure reduction?
~ Absorption, metabolism, excretion. This section always
mentions how to modify dosage if there is concurrent renal
disease, or eoneurrent liver disease.
~ What are the e]inieally important drug interactions?
~ Forumlations -- Dosage -- Mechanism of Action -- Pre-
cautions- Contraindieations- Use in Pregnancy
~ Adverse Reactions;
(a) What is the nature of the side ef/ eets?
(b) What percentage ofpatieuts must discontinue the drug
because of noxious side effects ?
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