Renata Melo de Carvalhoo Lima, Luciane alves de Oliveira, Marilia Albuquerque Barreto, Matheus Henrick Pereira de Almeida, Maria Jullia Alvares de Melo, Bruno Renan de Carvalho Lopes, Nahara Hajar Costa, Letícia Verônica Rizzato Graciano, Tábata de Oliveira Silva, Augusto Henrique de Brito Peres, Vinicius Rahal Basseto, Maria Eugênia Pissinati Gomes, Fernanda Kelly Araújo Lima, Giovanna de Carvalho Vilas Boas, Ana Carolina Lustosa Araújo Souza, Beatriz Regis da Cunha, Lina Borges Cavalcante, Dra. Aline de Amorim Duarte
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This literature review focuses on the analysis of renal denervation therapy as a potential treatment for difficult-to-control hypertension. Systemic arterial hypertension (SAH) is a prevalent condition with various approaches to achieving control, including life style modifications, pharmacological interventions, and surgical treatments. The fluctuations in blood pressure within the kidneys occur due to the stimulation or inhibition of sensory and motor pathways in the renal nerves. Each of these modifications is linked to the underlying condition in the progression of hypertension. The employed methodology involves the ablation of renal afferent and efferent nerves using a catheter through percutaneous intervention facilitated by ultrasound.
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