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American Journal of Therapeutics, 07/23/08
Bolli P et al. - White coat hypertension as a cause of treatment resistance is suspected if there is no target organ damage or if the patients complain of symptoms of hypotension during antihypertensive treatment. Secondary forms of hypertension, although comprising only approximately 5% of patients with treatment resistant hypertension, are important to identify because they may represent a curable form of hypertension.
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