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@ISN Education Infographic September 2018 in Serbian: Spironolactone Versus Clonidine As A Fourth-drug Therapy For Resistant Hypertension
ISN Academy. @ISNeducation . Sep 3, 2018; 227644
Topic: Hypertension
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@ISNeducation, a team of 24 social-media savvy nephrologists focused on social media learning around nephrology, produces timely infographics which visually demonstrate some of the latest trials and research in nephrology. This month, they provide a visual abstract on "Spironolactone Versus Clonidine As A Fourth-drug Therapy For Resistant Hypertension" in English, Cyrillic, Serbian and Spanish.

A preview of this infographic is available below, and can be downloaded to the left.

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