Patients with both diabetes and high blood pressure present the health care providers with a complicated set of circumstances including complex system and drug interactions, potential contraindications, and logistical issues of when to intervene and how. Practical Management of Hypertension in Diabetes provides the reader with a concise step-by-step guide to diagnosis of both conditions. The authors cover the effects of each condition on the other and suggest targets for intervention based on the latest trial evidence. The book guides the user through the many potential pitfalls of the complex therapeutic regimes available for these and other conditions for which patients may be receiving treatment.