Hypertensive crisis: How to tell if it's an emergency or an urgency: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 105, No 5

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Advances in the management of chronic hypertension have made the occurrence of hypertensive crises relatively rare. However, it is likely that most primary care physicians will at some point encounter a patient with critically elevated blood pressure. Dr Bales describes the types and causes of hypertensive crisis as well as appropriate therapy and potential complications that can affect management.

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