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We understand that you may have many questions about the Blood Pressure Procedure. Medtronic recommends that patients interested in the procedure should consult their doctor to understand the potential benefits and risks of the procedure. Below are some answers to the most common questions about the Blood Pressure Procedure (RDN).
Generally, the Blood Pressure Procedure is for those who have been unable to manage their blood pressure with medication or lifestyle changes alone. In consultation with your doctor you will make an educated decision on whether this procedure is right for you.
You might feel some pain or discomfort related to the delivery of energy, but pain medications will be administered as needed.
The procedure typically takes about an hour to perform1,2.
Most people are able to go home within a day or two of the procedure. Your doctor will decide how long you will have to stay in the hospital and when you can resume your normal activities.
Clinical trials have shown no detrimental effect on the kidney function from the procedure.
The RDN procedure requires no implant to the kidneys or the arteries near the kidney.
It is important to take all medications as directed by your doctor. Your doctor will advise you about any changes to your medication that may be needed.
This guide will give you a high-level overview of how to better manage your high blood pressure.
Böhm et al. Safety and efficacy measurements in the Global SYMPLICITY Registry, EuroPCR 2017
Individual procedure times may vary.
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