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apnea del sueño obstructiva
hiperaldosteronismo
hipertensión renal
coartacion aórtica
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Introducción: La hipertensión arterial es una de las enfermedades más prevalentes en atención primaria y el principal factor de riesgo para enfermedad cardivoascular. La hipertensión arterial secundaria es frecuente entre los pacientes con diagnóstico de hipertensión arterial, con una prevalencia del 10 % que puede incrementar hasta 20 % o 40 % en pacientes con hipertensión refractaria al tratamiento. Su identificación temprana se asocia con mejores desenlaces. Objetivo: Evaluar en la literatura las principales causas de hipertensión arterial secundaria e identificar el abordaje diagnóstico inicial de las patologías asociadas. Métodos: Selección y lectura de artículos de bases de datos Pubmed y Google Scholar y de revisiones de UpToDate que trataran el tema de hipertensión arterial secundaria. Conclusiones: Es importante reconocer aquellos pacientes que puedan estar cursando con hipertensión arterial de causa secundaria, ya que esto modifica el enfoque terapéutico, facilita el tratamiento y mejora los desenlaces; incluso puede llegar a la cura y resolución.
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