Radical-hypertension performance

Radical-hypertension performance

Aggressive type of hypertension, also known as malignant hypertension, accounting for 1 percent of patients with hypertension, ease into could be a sudden change from type, but also is the onset of a vicious, its features are systemic small arteries, especially the small kidney artery changes to Cellulose-based necrosis and a significant endometrial thickening, leading to the proliferation of the uveitis. This change is based on the pathological high blood pressure. Malignant hypertension can occur at any age, but 30 to 40-year-old to see the most. Significantly higher blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure in more than 17.3 Kpa (130mmHg) above, weakness, thirst, polyuria, and other symptoms. Vision rapidly diminishes, a retinal hemorrhage and retinal leakage, often nipple bilateral optic nerve edema. Rapidly emerging proteinuria, hematuria and renal insufficiency. May also occur heart failure, hypertension and hypertensive encephalopathy crisis, and more rapid disease progression from uremia.

The diagnosis of malignant hypertension, can be divided into two groups:

A group should have four conditions: ① sustained diastolic blood pressure in 17.3 Kpa (130mmHg) above. ② fundus changes 4. ③ rapid progress of renal dysfunction (in the six months to the development of renal failure). ④ blood pressure and deterioration of the renal function at the same time, most have symptoms of the brain and heart failure.

Group B should have four conditions: ① diastolic blood pressure 16 Kpa (120 ~ 130mmHg). ② fundus 3. ③ renal dysfunction. A group with the remaining conditions.