JANTUNG & HIPERTENSI

RDN (Renal Denervation)

An intervention for resistant hypertension targeting nerves around the kidney arteries.

FOSUN ADVANTAGE

Foshan runs the Symplicity Spyral system for hypertension intervention.

Key facts

resisten focus on resistant hypertension
kateter catheter-based procedure

What this technology is

RDN (Renal Denervation) uses energy to change nerve signals around the kidney arteries that play a role in high blood pressure. This page explains the technology; it is not a treatment recommendation.

The Fosun advantage

  • Distinct advantage The Symplicity Spyral system is available at Foshan as an intervention option for resistant hypertension.
  • Added value Managed within a cardiovascular center with deep catheter-intervention experience.

Expert doctors

Peng Yucheng

Director, Cardiovascular Center

Structural heart intervention.

Doctor profiles are from official Fosun Health materials. Availability and schedule must be confirmed.

Patient story

Resistant hypertension evaluated for intervention

The hypertension intervention program evaluates resistant-hypertension patients for RDN options. Individual results vary.

Case de-identified. Individual results vary; this is not a guarantee.

When it is usually considered

Usually discussed for hypertension that is hard to control with medication. Eligibility is strict and doctor-determined.

The journey

  1. Comprehensive blood pressure evaluation
  2. Minimally invasive catheter procedure
  3. Long-term blood pressure monitoring

Request an official estimate

RDN cost is confirmed per case after eligibility evaluation.

The official estimate follows hospital evaluation and can change after the clinical plan is set.

FAQ

Does RDN replace blood pressure medication?

Not automatically. RDN is an option for certain patients; treatment decisions remain with the doctor and do not promise a medication-free outcome.

Source: official Fosun Health and Medtronic materials; accessed 16 August 2026.

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