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That sounds terrible. Are you advocating for that or just saying that is just what will happen.
by djmips 4y ago
That sounds terrible. Are you advocating for that or just saying that is just what will happen.
- Traubenfuchs 4y agoSaying it will happen. Ideally everyone with treatment resistant blood pressure should now get the CT scan. But this would require a great deal of awareness, training and trust for the blood pressure treating MD/GP, the radiologist and the potential surgeon. Then there is the insurance aspect: Does the insurance in question even allow for this kind of CT scan & urine test for high blood pressure? Integrating new techniques like this into commonly available treatment is HARD.