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Theme 1: Management Issues in Hypertension: Tricks of the Trade |
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| Hypertension Urgencies and Emergencies |
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Hypertension for the Primary Care Clinician 2013 |
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| Case-01: Panel Discussion |
| Case-02: Panel Discussion |
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New Considerations in Dyslipidemia and Cardiometabolic Disorders |
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| Management of Dyslipidemias in Patients with Hypertension, Diabetes and Metabolic Syndrome |
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Vascular Wall Signaling: How Are Cells Coupled? |
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| Endothelin Role in Neurovascular Regulation and Dysregulation |
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Blood Pressure Treatment Strategies for Primary Care |
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| What Should Be the Initial Pharmacologic Therapy |
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Late-Breaking Clinical Trials |
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Cardiovascular Effects Based on Magnitude of WL in Obese/Overweight Subjects with Hypertension
Receiving Phentermine and Topiramate Extended-Release |
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PLENARY SESSION |
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| Marvin Moser Clinical Hypertension Award Lecture - Treatment of Hypertension: From Drugs to Devices |
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Debate |
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| The Treatment of Hypertension Should be Targeted Towards the Nocturnal Blood Pressure - Antagonist |
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Theme 4: Home and Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring |
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| Home and Ambulatory Blood
Pressure Monitoring: Review of the ASH Position Paper |
| Implementing ABPM into Your
Practice |
| Interpreting the Data in Adult
and Pediatric Populations: A Case-Based Approach
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Theme 2: Special Populations |
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| The Asian Hypertensive |
| Adolescents
with Hypertension
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Update on Resistant Hypertension:
A Patient Case Analysis of the Current and Future Treatment Approaches |
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| Resistant Hypertension: Incidence, Prevalence, and Pathophysiology
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| Patient Case 2: The Resistant
Hypertensive Patient Who Remains Uncontrolled |
| Symplicity HTN-3 and Resistant Hypertension
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Beyond Blood Pressure: Protecting the Kidney |
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| Uremic Toxicity
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| Alkali Therapy |
| Hypoxia as the Common Pathway to Nephron
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Elements of Resistant Hypertension:
A Focus on Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics |
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| Assessment of Adherence
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| Methods for Improving Adherence |
| Use of Generic Medications in
Resistant Hypertension |
| Pharmacogenetic Factors in Blood Pressure Control |
Childhood Cohorts:
What Can They Teach Us About Adult Hypertension and Cardiometabolic Disease? |
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Princeton School Study and
NHLBI Growth and Health Study: Obesity and Secular
Trends in
Blood Pressure - Audio Only |
| Minneapolis BP Studies: Insulin
Resistance and BP |
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What Should Target Blood Pressure Be? |
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| Con: What Should the Target Blood Pressure Be in Diabetic Patients? 130/80 is the Goal
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| Pro: What Should the Target Blood Pressure Be in CKD Patients? 130/80 is the Goal |
| Con: What Should the Target
Blood Pressure Be in CKD Patients? 130/80 is the Goal |
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Within Class Differences in Antihypertensive Therapies |
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| The Diuretics
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| The Beta Blockers |
| The ACE Inhibitors and ARBs |
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Hyperkalemia and Hypertension: New Considerations |
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| Cardio-Renal Risk Reduction and Potassium Management in the Hypertensive Patient |
| Management Strategies for Elevated Potassium Levels and Cardiovascular Outcomes |
New Concepts in the Management of Refractory Hypertension and
Renal Artery Stenosis |
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| Diagnostic Approach and
Treatment of Resistant Hypertension
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| Atherosclerotic
Renal Artery Stenosis: Where Do We Go if CORAL is a Negative
Trial? |
| Renal Fibromuscular Dysplasia
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Hypertension: A Multisystem Disease |
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| Brain and Hypertension
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Obesity and Cardiometabolic Diseases |
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| Adipocytes as Regulators of Metabolic Balance
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| Pharmacologic Treatments for
Obesity - Audio Only |
| Bariatric Surgery: Metabolic and Blood Pressure Effects |
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Hypertension and the Brain |
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| Hypertension, Diabetes and Cognitive Function
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| Role of Sleep Disorders in Stroke |
| Use of Anticoagulation in Stroke Prevention |
| Secondary Stroke Prevention |
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