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Tanaka M et al. - The ED95 of phenylephrine, administered as intermittent boluses to prevent pre-delivery spinal-induced hypotension and/or nausea at elective cesarean delivery, is at least 122 (mu)g (lower limit of the confidence interval). The safety of this dose warrants further studies.

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