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Hypertension / Vascular surgery / Renovascular hypertension / Interventional radiology / Renal artery stenosis / Renal artery / Fibromuscular dysplasia / Plasma renin activity / Kidney / Medicine / Kidney diseases / Nephrology


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City

Kobe / Hyogo / /

Company

Olin / Caci / Lemaire SA / /

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Facility

Kobe City Medical Center General Hospital / /

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IndustryTerm

magnetic resonance imaging / anastomotic site / Online February / /

MedicalCondition

severe diastolic dysfunction / abnormal hypertension / Renal artery stenosis / abnormally high blood pressure / hypertension / JE / hemorrhagic shock / renovascular occlusive disease / Kawasaki disease / left ventricular hypertrophy / surgically correctable hypertension / pediatric renovascular occlusive disease / renovascular fibromuscular dysplasia / renovascular hypertension / abnormal high blood pressure / upper respiratory infection / fever / hypertensive encephalopathy / untreated / pediatric renovascular hypertension / refractory hypertension / thoracoabdominal aortic aneurysm / Discussion Renal artery occlusive disease / persistent abnormal hypertension / complex medial and perimedial dysplastic disease / high fever / fibromuscular dysplasia / inflammatory / pediatric renovascular hypertension / renal fibromuscular dysplasia / /

MedicalTreatment

incision / bypass / percutaneous transluminal angioplasty / surgery / surgical treatment / /

Organization

Kobe City Medical Center General Hospital / Department of Cardiovascular Surgery / /

Person

Ann Vasc Dis Vol / Takashi Murashita / Tadaaki Koyama / Yasunobu Konishi / Ken Nakamura / Yoshito Sakon / Naoto Fukunaga / Fibromuscular Dysplasia Takashi Murashita / Hideo Kanemitsu / /

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Position

Corresponding author / /

Product

methylprednisolone / mannitol / /

Technology

magnetic resonance imaging / tomography / /

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