Biochemical and clinical cure of primary aldosteronism by ultrasound-guided endoscopic radiofrequency ablation
Emily Goodchild(St Bartholomew's Hospital), Morris Brown(Henry Ford Hospital), Jackie Salsbury(Queen Mary University of London), Giulia Argentesi(St Bartholomew's Hospital), Teng‐Teng Chung(University College Hospital), Xilin Wu(St Bartholomew's Hospital), William M Drake(St Bartholomew's Hospital), Samuel O’Toole(Royal Hallamshire Hospital), Heok Cheow(Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust), Alexander Ney(University College Hospital)
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