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Issue 6 June 2007 - Contents
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Welcome to Issue 6
High blood pressure - beta-blocker update
Action plan for chronic kidney disease
Drug dose adjustment in renal impairment
High Blood Pressure
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What is the role of ß-blockers in the treatment of hypertension?
When a ß-blocker is indicated which one should we use?
If ß-blockers are not indicated which antihypertensive is first choice?
Choosing additional therapy: Calcium channel blocker or ACE inhibitor?
What do current guidelines say?
Renal Update
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Action plan for Chronic Kidney Disease
Guide to drug dose adjustment in Renal Impairment
eGFR vs Cockcroft-Gault; why use different measures for grading chronic renal failure and adjusting drug doses?
Essentials
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Upfront:
Brand Change - Changing to a Generic Drug.
CARM reports:
Acute Renal Failure
Critical Appraisal of Drug Advertising
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ACE inhibitors and allopurinol
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