Captopril in hypertensive emergencies.

Sakano, Takashi; Okuda, Nobuko; Sakura, Nobuo; Yahata, Hiroshi; Tabe, Yasutsugu; Eno, Shin; Kurogane, Hiroyuki; Usui, Tomofusa

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Captopril in hypertensive emergencies.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Research , Report 06 Dec 1989 Japan English Publisher:Hiroshima University School of MedicineJournal:Hiroshima journal of medical sciences, volume 30 (issn: 0018-2052,

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Authors: Sakano, Takashi; Okuda, Nobuko; Sakura, Nobuo; Yahata, Hiroshi; Tabe, Yasutsugu; Eno, Shin; Kurogane, Hiroyuki; +1 Authors

pmid: 6765837

Captopril in hypertensive emergencies.

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Abstract

A 4-year-old girl is presented suffering from severe hypertension due to hemolytic-uremic syndrome. Injection of reserpine and hydralazine was ineffective. Captopril, an oral angiotensin I-converting enzyme inhibitor, showed the dramatic hypotensive effect in our patient.

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Japan

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Keywords

Captopril, Child, Preschool, 616, 490, Hemolytic-Uremic Syndrome, Hypertension, 610, Humans, Female, Emergencies

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