Abstract
The majority of hypertensive patients requires combination therapy to reach target blood pressure (BP), usually a value <140/90 mmHg (1,2). On the basis of data available from published hypertension treatment trials, a rule of thumb has recently been proposed whereby approximately a third or less of unselected hypertensive patients will have their BP controlled with a single agent while two third need at least two drugs (3).
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