<unk>  findings consistent with the diagnosis of primary hyperaldosteronism include plasma aldosterone to renin activity ratio (PAC/PRA)> 30, serum aldosterone value >6 ng/dl, and simultaneous plasma renin activity levels <1.0 ng/ml/hour after fludrocortisone suppression test or a plasma aldosterone >10 ng/dl on saline infusion test or on oral sodium loading test, the post-test 24-hour urinary aldosterone excretion <12 μg/day and a urinary sodium excretion of more than 200 mMol/day. The adrenal venous sampling test is gold standard for subtype classification of primary hyperaldosteronism.
Primary hyperaldosteronism laboratory findings
Hypoaldosteronism laboratory findings
Primary hyperaldosteronism MRI Findings
Primary hyperaldosteronism CT scan Findings
Hypoaldosteronism risk factors
Primary hyperaldosteronism physical examination
Hypoaldosteronism physical examination
Hypoaldosteronism medical therapy