The Application segmentation delineates demand drivers by clinical indication, specifically Resistant Hypertension, Primary Hypertension, and Secondary Hypertension. Resistant Hypertension, defined by uncontrolled blood pressure despite three or more antihypertensive agents, represents the largest share—approximately 65% of the Hypertension RDN Therapy market—because guidelines explicitly endorse renal denervation for this cohort, prompting higher reimbursement rates and accelerated uptake. Primary Hypertension, encompassing the broader population with essential hypertension, contributes around 25%; its growth is moderated by stricter eligibility criteria but is buoyed by ongoing trials exploring earlier intervention. Secondary Hypertension, linked to identifiable causes such, as renal artery stenosis, accounts for the remaining 10%, reflecting its limited patient pool yet high clinical relevance. This application‑focused breakdown underpins the market taxonomy, illustrating how each clinical segment allocates resources, informs device development priorities, and ultimately drives the overall market size.