Abstract
AbstractThe clinical consequences of hypo- and hyperaldosteronism are important and a quick and reliable diagnosis is necessary. In this context, the dosage of aldosterone plays a key role. Methods of measuring aldosterone have evolved considerably in recent years, both through the automation of immunoassays and the development of liquid chromatography and mass spectrometry methods. Summary of some important elements around the determination of aldosterone.
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