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Parameters to monitor Weight Serum electrolytes (especially potassium) BUN and creatinine Adrenergic Inhibitors Postganglionic adrenergic neuron blockers This medication class is best avoided unless necessary to treat refractory hypertension that is unresponsive to all other agents, because the medications are poorly tolerated

Classical EDS Marked skin hyperextensibility (figure 1), together with widened atrophic cutaneous scars (figure 2) and generalised joint hypermobility, is typical of classical EDS (MIM 130010).4 Additional skin signs are easy bruising with staining due to haemosiderin deposition (particularly noticeable on the shins and dorsa of the hands), subcutaneous spheroids (fat lobules that have calcified after losing their blood supply) and molluscoid pseudotumours (associated with scars over the knees and elbows that are thickened fleshy skin lesions (figure 3))

Laboratory tests used Doctors may request liver function tests to check liver health

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