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Los tumores renales son causantes de hipertensión arterial en un bajo porcentaje de casos. El más frecuentemente implicado es el feocromocitoma, aunque están descritos otros tumores. Uno de ellos es el hipernefroma, caso que a continuación se describe y que además utilizamos como ejemplo de cronoterapia.
Palabras clave:
hipertensión secundaria
hipernefroma
cronoterapia
Renal tumors cause arterial hypertension in a low percentage of cases. The most frequently involved is pheochromocytoma, although other tumors are described. One of them is hypernephroma, a case is described in the following and is also used as an example of chronotherapy.
Key words:
secondary hypertension
hypernephroma
chronotherapy
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