Cyanosis, hypotension and acidosis develop due to lack of adequate systemic arterial perfusion.
A small trial looking at postural hypotension in heart failure57 suggested that furosemide use was not an independent risk factor for postural hypotension.
Experience with atosiban is limited but it appears to have a safer profile although tachycardia and hypotension have been reported in women without heart disease.
Sympathetic blockade from epidural or spinal anaesthesia may lead to marked hypotension particularly if there has been inadequate intravenous -uid loading.
In general, fluoxetine plus nimodipine was well tolerated, although there was mild hypotension, possibly due to the effects on arterial smooth muscle.
The diagnosis of bacteraemia was based on a combination of clinical signs (fever, hypothermia, encephalopathy and hypotension) and one or several positive blood cultures.
The optimal techniques for prevention and treatment of hypotension are often debated.
In later life, low blood pressure (hypotension) has an inverse relationship with cognition and dementia.
