Hypertension is a leading risk factor for heart disease, contributing to conditions like heart failure and stroke. Understanding its pathophysiology is critical for effective management. This book explores the mechanisms driving hypertension and its impact on the heart and vasculature. It discusses diagnostic techniques, pharmacological treatments, and lifestyle interventions, emphasizing evidence-based care. Aimed at clinicians, it provides practical guidance for managing hypertensive patients.
Aurora Cox is a cardiologist specializing in the pathophysiology of hypertension and its relationship to heart disease. Her research investigates how high blood pressure contributes to heart failure, stroke, and other cardiovascular conditions. Aurora has authored key studies on blood pressure regulation and its clinical implications. She is committed to improving treatment strategies for patients with hypertension and heart disease. Aurora’s work has significantly impacted cardiovascular care and patient outcomes.