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The recent hypertension clinical practice guidelines published by American College of Cardiology (ACC) and American Heart Association (AHA) reduced the target BP to 130/80 mmHg, indicating the needs for more aggressive efforts in hypertension treatment. However, studies in Koreans must be preceded before applying such new overseas guidelines; thus, this study has been designed to establish clinical materials reflecting treatment setting in Korea. In this study, patients with uncontrolled hypertension whose antihypertensive regimens are changed to ARB-based therapy (ARB monotherapy or ARB-containing combination therapy) will be followed to assess the treatment trend, treatment effect, and risk of cardiovascular disease.
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This study will be performed in patients with blood pressure (BP) uncontrolled by existing antihypertensive drugs (including ARB) among hypertensive patients visiting outpatient clinic of medical institutions in Korea. The study enrollment number will be assigned to the subjects who provide a written consent to the use of personal information and meet the inclusion/exclusion criteria. Follow-up will be conducted for 12 weeks in total and prespecified study related data will be collected in the case report form.
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Provided written consent to the use of personal information after receiving the explanation of the objective, methodology, etc. of this clinical study
Male or female adults ≥ 19 years who are diagnosed with essential hypertension
Receiving outpatient treatment at the time of study enrollment
Patients with hypertension uncontrolled by existing antihypertensive drugs (including ARB) whose antihypertensive regimens decided and scheduled to be changed to ARB monotherapy or ARB-containing combination therapy (the result of the arm with a higher mean BP [systolic BP preferred] when measured twice with at least a 2-minute interval in both arms at the medical office on the study enrollment date, will become the reference)
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4,542 participants in 1 patient group
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