“…The investigators divided patients according to baseline ASCVD risk (< 10%, 10% to < 20%, and 20% or more) and found that BP declined after denervation in all of the groups. At 3 years, the drops in 24-hour systolic BP were 8.6, 6.0, and 7.6 mm Hg across the three risk groups, respectively.This registry data also proved that renal denervation had achieved a sustained,modest systolic BP reduction among real world populatio [15]. A decrease of 10 mmHg in offi ce BP is related to a relative risk reduction for total mortality of 13%,cardiovascular diseases of -17%, heart failure of -28%, and cardio vascular event rate of -20% [16].…”