Meisel C, Destreguil D, Godeau P
Sem Hop. 1978;54(29-32):925-8.
Acebutolol whose hypotensive properties are well established, appears as a most interesting beta-adrenergic blocking agent for simplification of treatment of moderate hypertension in man. Hypertensive patients likely to benefit from treatment with acebutolol can be identified within 5 days after administration of a single initial dose of the product. Long-term treatment with acebutolol can be considered in those patients identified as receptive. In non-responders, acebutolol can be used in combination with a diuretic agent. Such simplification of the therapeutic schedule in hypertension will certainly be helpfull both to the physician and his patient.