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Non-modulating hypertension: evidence for the involvement of kallikrein/kinin activity associated with overactivity of the renin-angiotensin system. Successful blood pressure control during long-term Na+ restriction

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1996

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Abstract

It was shown that, in non-modulating hypertensives, in addition to an increased PRA, a reduced kallikrein-like activity coexists and seems to be associated with the impaired Na+ handling. Moreover, in these untreated patients the Na+ restriction was able to exert an antihypertensive effect even for long periods.