Hypertensive Crisis: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 49, No 5

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One consideration in choosing drug therapy for a patient in hypertensive crisis is how rapid a decrease in blood pressure is desired. Among agents that are given intravenously for immediate hypotensive effect, diazoxide has definite advantages. As soon as possible, a transition from parenteral to oral therapy should be made.

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