HE HEMODYNAMICS OF HYPERTENSION have not been a popular subject for review. In 1938 Wiggers (246) summarized primarily the excellent work of his own group on this subject. It is fitting that a fresh attempt be made to correlate the hemodynamic features of hypertension, particularly as it is evidenced in man, with current physioIogica1 concepts. In such a broad coverage, material presented in pr...
