Table 1 Past anesthetic management of cesarean section in patients with Takayasu’s arteritis
From: Anesthetic management of cesarean section in a patient with Takayasu’s arteritis: a case report
| Heart and vascular lesions | Anesthesia method | Monitoring | |
|---|---|---|---|
| This case |
Left CAA stenosis Bilateral VA stenosis Bilateral SA stenosis AR | Spinal anesthesia |
Standard monitoring Arterial blood pressure (right dorsalis pedis artery) rSO2 FloTrac™ |
| Dutta et al. [3] | No heart and vascular lesions | Spinal anesthesia |
Standard monitoring Arterial blood pressure (right dorsalis pedis artery) |
| Gautam et al. [4] |
Right CAA stenosis Left CAA stenosis MR AR | Epidural anesthesia |
Standard monitoring Arterial blood pressure (right radial artery) |
| Lee et al. [5] |
Left CCA occlusion Left SA occlusion DA aneurysm Left CA aneurysm Right CA stenosis | Epidural anesthesia |
Standard monitoring Arterial blood pressure (right radial artery) rSO2 FloTrac™ |
| Xiao et al. [6] |
ICA stenosis SA stenosis RA stenosis MR | Epidural anesthesia |
Standard monitoring Arterial blood pressure (femoral artery) rSO2 |
| Kassa et al. [7] | No heart and vascular lesions | Spinal anesthesia | Standard monitoring |
| Varghese et al. [8] |
Left CAA stenosis Left SA stenosis | CSEA | Standard monitoring |
| Gupta et al. [9] | Bilateral SA stenosis | CSEA | Standard monitoring |