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|Simultaneous 30 mmHg led to the greatest increase in Peak Systolic Velocity (PSV) in the common femoral vein as measured by doppler US, while intermittent led to a slower PSV but longer augmentation, potentially equating to greater total venous return.
|Simultaneous 30 mmHg led to the greatest increase in Peak Systolic Velocity (PSV) in the common femoral vein as measured by doppler US, while intermittent led to a slower PSV but longer augmentation, potentially equating to greater total venous return.
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|Yao et al, IJOA, 2026<ref>https://scholar.googleusercontent.com/scholar.bib?q=info:TO6u4e49AoQJ:scholar.google.com/&output=citation&scisdr=CoZuVH0GEIjgiyCgNw8:AIL1Nv4AAAAAavSmLw8KVm7zjfDZFuQQHEk270k&scisig=AIL1Nv4AAAAAavSmL-PMBf2BW5ICf0v3r0OoZwI&scisf=4&ct=citation&cd=-1&hl=en</ref>
|26 healthy women undergoing elective CD with spinal anesthesia
|Unblinded, RCT, IPC initiation at time of spinal
|No IPCs
|Phenylephrine rate and incidence of hypotension were lower in the IPC group, but the total dose was not different (thought it trended to favor IPC).
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