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The 10 pages that link to Primary aldosteronism, each with the reason it gives.

• HypertensionBroader topic: It is a treatable cause of hypertension that is often underdiagnosed.

• AldosteroneBroader topic: It demonstrates how autonomous aldosterone excess can cause hypertension and low potassium.

• Renin–angiotensin–aldosterone systemBroader topic: It demonstrates how excess output from one downstream hormone can dominate blood-pressure regulation.

• Adrenal cortexRelated: Autonomous secretion from the zona glomerulosa makes this a direct disorder of cortical function.

• Adrenal glandRelated: Excess secretion from the cortex can drive hypertension and low potassium.

• Angiotensin IICompared with: It contrasts with angiotensin-driven aldosterone release because adrenal overproduction bypasses normal pathway control.

• SpironolactoneBroader topic: Spironolactone blocks aldosterone’s effects when surgery is unsuitable or disease is bilateral.

• AdrenalectomyRelated: A unilateral aldosterone-producing adenoma may be treated by removing the affected gland.

• Liddle syndromeCompared with: It resembles Liddle syndrome clinically, but aldosterone is elevated rather than suppressed.

• HyperaldosteronismBroader topic: This common form is investigated when hypertension accompanies suppressed renin.