Management of salt-sensitive hypertension in clinical settings: how should we approach it?

The authors aim to address the challenges in diagnosing and managing salt-sensitive hypertension, which is a significant factor in uncontrolled hypertension. They explore the complex interplay of various determinants, such as age, genetic factors, and comorbid conditions, that influence sodium turnover and blood pressure regulation. The review provides insights into the underlying pathophysiology and offers guidance on improving clinical approaches to effectively manage this condition.