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COMPENDIUM ON INCREASED RISK OF CARDIOVASCULAR COMPLICATIONS IN CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE
Michel Burnier, Aikaterini Damianaki
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Hypertension is identified as a leading modifiable cause of premature death and is prevalent among patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD). The document emphasizes the bidirectional relationship between hypertension and CKD, detailing how hypertension can worsen renal and cardiovascular outcomes. It also discusses the importance of achieving optimal blood pressure targets through various pharmacological and lifestyle measures, and the role of novel antihypertensive agents in reducing cardiovascular and renal risks.
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