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Manual of Hypertension of The European Society of Hypertension, 1st Edition











Author(s) : Giuseppe Mancia, Guido Grassi, Sverre E Kjeldsen (Editors)


Publisher : Informa HealthCare


Date       : 2008


Pages     : 385


Format    : PDF


ISBN-10  : 1841846481











The European Society of Hypertension Guidelines are imparted throughout the text in order for the reader to achieve 'better practice.' The data provided is all evidence-based and clearly referenced. Professor Guiseppe Mancia is a leading light on the management and treatment of hypertension and is particularly expert on the angiotensin II receptor antagonists. The book is highly illustrated with easy-to-follow diagnosis and treatment algorithms, which will be of use to those just beginning to work in the hypertension clinic whether as nurse or practitioner