Initiating proper blood pressure control.
Pharmacologic choices afford physicians the opportunity to tailor drug therapy to the individual patient's profile, and we are bolstered by a broad understanding of controllable risk factors. Choice of regimen--whether or not it involves drugs--requires accurate diagnostic information. Success depends on both control of blood pressure and patient satisfaction.
Rodnick
J E
JE
Department of Family Medicine, University of California, School of Medicine, San Francisco.
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