These important agents are now established therapy for two of the most common cardiological conditions--hypertension and congestive heart failure. Using an objective, comprehensive approach it provides essential, detailed information on the clinical application of ACE inhibitors. Answers such questions as which agents are best tested; what do the numerous and sometimes conflicting trials say; when can ACE inhibitors benefically be combined with other antihypertensives; which doses should be used and much more.