Okay, I need to create a professional and detailed wiki-style document hypertension in Korean, following user's specifications. me start by understanding the they want. The main title should be H1, then an overview section, followed by several2 and H3 sections detailed content. There should also be a references or related section if needed.

First, the title straightforward: "고혈압". The overview should introduce hypertension, its definition, and why it's important. I should mention blood pressure categories here, like normal, elevated, hypertension stages, and hypertensive crisis. Maybe include a table for clarity, using markdown syntax.

Next, the sections. The user mentioned using H2 and H3. Let's break down possible sections. Etiology (Causes) could be an H2. Under that, primary and secondary hypertension as H3s. Pathophysiology might be another H2, explaining how it affects the body. Clinical manifestations (symptoms) and complications are important. Diagnosis and treatment would be key sections too. For treatment, lifestyle changes and medications as H3s. Also, include prevention strategies.

I need to ensure the content is accurate and objective. Use terms like "고혈압" and explain any technical terms. For example, when mentioning systolic and diastolic pressure, explain them in parentheses. Also, include statistics like the WHO's data on global prevalence.

For the markdown formatting, use headers properly. Tables should have headers and be aligned correctly. Lists can be bullet points for symptoms or treatment options. Code blocks aren't needed here since it's medical content, but maybe for drug classes if necessary. Wait, the user said code blocks for technical content, so maybe not needed unless there's code, which there isn't. So focus on lists and tables.

Length should be at least 800 characters. Each section should have enough detail without being too verbose. The overview needs to be concise but informative. In causes, differentiate between primary (essential) and secondary hypertension. Mention risk factors like age, family history, diet, etc.

In pathophysiology, explain the mechanisms like RAAS, sympathetic nervous system, and vascular resistance. For clinical manifestations, note that hypertension is often asymptomatic but can cause headaches, dizziness, etc., in advanced stages. Complications include heart attack, stroke, kidney disease.

Diagnosis section should cover measurement methods, the need for multiple readings, and additional tests like ECG or blood tests. Treatment must include lifestyle modifications (diet, exercise, sodium reduction) and medications such as ACE inhibitors, beta-blockers, etc. Maybe list the drug classes with examples.

Prevention strategies align with lifestyle changes. References can include WHO guidelines, JNC8, and Korean Hypertension Society. Also, mention related documents like atherosclerosis or diabetes.

Check that all information is up-to-date, like the latest guidelines. Avoid any subjective language, stick to facts. Use bold for key terms when first introduced, like 고혈압. Tables should be simple and not too complex. Make sure the flow from overview to causes, mechanisms, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention is logical.

Need to ensure the Korean terms are correct. For example, "이차성 고혈압" for secondary hypertension. Also, use appropriate medical terminology in Korean with explanations if needed. Maybe in the overview, define systolic and diastolic pressure in parentheses.

Wait, the user specified that when using technical terms, include a simple explanation. So terms like "심혈관 질환" should be explained as "심혈관계 질환" in parentheses if not already clear. But since it's a Korean document, maybe the terms are standard. Still, for some terms, a brief explanation might help.

Double-check the blood pressure categories. The AHA/ACC guidelines from 2017 changed the thresholds. Normal is less than 120/80, elevated 120-129/80, hypertension stage 1 130-139 or 80-89, stage 2 ≥140 or 90, crisis ≥180 and/or ≥110. Include that table accurately.

In treatment, mention the stepwise approach from JNC8 or other guidelines. Start with lifestyle changes, then medications. List the first-line drugs for different groups (e.g., thiazide diuretics for most).

Complications should include target organ damage: heart, brain, kidneys, eyes. Maybe bullet points for each organ's complications.

Make sure each section has enough content to meet the length requirement. Each H2 section should have a few paragraphs or bullet points. Avoid repetition. Keep the language clear and professional but accessible.

Finally, add a "참고 자료" section with links or citations to WHO, JNC8, Korean Society of Hypertension. Also, related documents could link to diabetes mellitus or chronic kidney disease.

I think that covers the main points. Now structure the document step by step, ensuring all requirements are met and the content flows naturally.