Hypertension, a New Treatment Is In Test Period
Posted on December 22, 2009
Filed Under Hypertension |
A new treatment for hypertension has been tested in Australia and has performed really promising, as the evidence has shown that patients who took part in the study were able to improve your blood pressure through the catheter which was introduced a new medicine, which unlike the previous tests did not lead to negative results.
The test took place at the Center for Cardiovascular Research, University of Moans, the director, Henry Krum, was in command of the process of study and work in coordination with other institutes, which were aimed at achieving a surgical method that can stop the nerves stuck near the kidneys, so they are decreases in hypertension patients.
Dr. Krum said, “This brief therapy catheter shows an excellent safety profile, because there were no long-term side effects. Therapy based on renal enervation led to a significant and persistent reduction in blood pressure, which was also achieved in patients resistant to multiple drugs available. Thus, the reduction in blood pressure was evident only one month after being subjected to treatment, was further reduced to three months and then monitored in subsequent inspections continued. “
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