Essential hypertension
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Essential hypertension is a subtype of arterial hypertension in which no one specific etiology can be isolated as the cause of increased blood pressure. Over 95% of all cases of hypertension fall into the category of essential hypertension. It is thought that essential hypertension is the result of a complex interaction between many physical, physiological, and environmental factors.
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