Valsartan – indications for therapy of arterial hypertension in selected clinical cases Case report
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Valsartan is representative of the AT1 receptor antagonists for angiotensin II. It is characterized by high clinical efficacy in the treatment of hypertension as monotherapy and in combination therapy. It assures the 24 hour control of blood pressure and is very well tolerated
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