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Hypertension and stenosis of additional renal artery - diagnostic difficulties

Paweł Stróżecki, Rafał Donderski, Wirginia Tomczak-Watras, Bartosz Sobociński, Piotr Strześniewski, Magdalena Sobocińska, Władysław Lasek, Jacek Manitius
Nadciśnienie tętnicze 2008;12(1):44-48.

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Vol 12, No 1 (2008)
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Published online: 2008-01-28

Abstract

Doppler duplex ultrasound is one of the main non-invasive diagnostic methods for detection of renal artery stenosis. This diagnostic method has several limitations related to high prevalence of additional renal arteries and high percentage of inadequate examinations. We present a case of 51 years old male with hypertension, in whom double left side renal artery with critical stenosis of one, was the reason of diagnostic difficulties.

Abstract

Doppler duplex ultrasound is one of the main non-invasive diagnostic methods for detection of renal artery stenosis. This diagnostic method has several limitations related to high prevalence of additional renal arteries and high percentage of inadequate examinations. We present a case of 51 years old male with hypertension, in whom double left side renal artery with critical stenosis of one, was the reason of diagnostic difficulties.
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Keywords

arterial hypertension; additional renal artery; renal artery stenosis; doppler ultrasound

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Title

Hypertension and stenosis of additional renal artery - diagnostic difficulties

Journal

Arterial Hypertension

Issue

Vol 12, No 1 (2008)

Article type

Original paper

Pages

44-48

Published online

2008-01-28

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Nadciśnienie tętnicze 2008;12(1):44-48.

Keywords

arterial hypertension
additional renal artery
renal artery stenosis
doppler ultrasound

Authors

Paweł Stróżecki
Rafał Donderski
Wirginia Tomczak-Watras
Bartosz Sobociński
Piotr Strześniewski
Magdalena Sobocińska
Władysław Lasek
Jacek Manitius

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