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I'm just saying that if that NIBP measured a baseline MAP of 50 I'd be less concerned. NIBPs can be quirky. For example I think of the large-adult cuff on the forearm of a 50-BMI'er with conical "biceps" as more a tool for trend watching than a provider of accurate numbers.
All that said I just plug in phenylephrine infusions on an awful lot of patients, in an effort to keep them where they live.
I use phenylephrine gtt a lot and not just for MAPs below 65