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Course Title Primary Hyperaldosteronism
Presented Date 10/31/2024
Expiration Date 10/31/2027
Presenter(s) Jan Basile
This Presenter does have relevant Financial Relationships to disclose.
   Research Grants - Ablative Solutions
   Consultant - UpToDate, Corcept Therapeutics, Idorsia, Medtronic, Norvo Nordisk
   Other Investigator - Eli Lilly, ReCor
This activity was not supported by an education grant or any in-kind support.

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Description This is an online grand round from the Department of Medicine

Jan Basile, M.D. Professor Division of Cardiology Medical University of South Carolina
Objectives 1. Identify that Primary ldosteronism (PA) is a common form of 2°HTN; 2. Recognize that PA spans a spectrum of severity and only about 30% of patients with PA have hypokalemia; 3. Explain that PA is associated with higher CV, Renal, and Metabolic risk compared to those with equivalent BP-associated essential HTN.
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