Abstract:Obstetric anesthesia has its particularity, which needs to give attention to both puerpera and fetus. Intraspinal anesthesia, especially spinal anesthesia, is the mainstream of cesarean section anesthesia. Spinal anesthesia-induced hypotension is the most common complication, which will have adverse effects on the puerpera and fetus, and even lead to death. Although a number of preventive and management measures have been proposed, no strategy has been fully satisfactory and applicable to all patients. If early risk prediction can be carried out, the risk population can be found. Thus, the corresponding preventive measures, real-time monitoring of hemodynamic parameters, and timely treatment, can significantly reduce the incidence of hypotension to ensure the safety of puerpera and fetus. The method of predicting and monitoring hypotension after spinal anesthesia was introduced to provide references for anesthesia management in cesarean section.