A 65 yom presents to your clinic with uncontrolled hypertension. He’s seeking your help thinking maybe an herb or some other supplement may help get it under control. On exam, his BP is 145/90 mmHg despite a thiazide diuretic and a calcium channel blocker. You also detect bruits in both of his carotid arteries and in both upper quadrants of his abdomen, approximately 3 cm lateral to the midline. You suspect renovascular hypertension. What is the recommended treatment for this condition in this patient? Group of answer choices Beta blocker ACE inhibitor Angioplasty and a stent Statin
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