Welcome to Neuropathophysiology of Hypertension 2012 - An ISH satellite

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The Neuropathophysiology of Hypertension – an emerging therapeutic target

The recent demonstration of the effectiveness of renal denervation for the treatment of resistant hypertension has highlighted the importance of the autonomic nervous system in cardiovascular control and has stimulated burgeoning interest in neural mechanisms of blood pressure regulation. The developing program will cover advances and applications of renal denervation, cardiorenal syndrome and heart failure, central regulation of the autonomic nervous system, obesity and stress and will bring together clinical and preclinical investigators. A number of high profile international speakers have been secured for this meeting which will be held at Palm Cove, just north of Cairns in Far North Queensland. The tropical setting and proximity to the Great Barrier Reef will provide visitors with a unique taste of Australia and provide a tranquil backdrop to an exciting meeting.

Neuropathophysiology of Hypertension 2012 is a satellite conference to the 24th Scientific Meeting of the International Society of Hypertension, Sydney Sept 29 - Oct 4, 2012.