Neuro-Critical CareExplain to PatientInput ParametersMean Arterial Pressure (MAP)mmHgIntracranial Pressure (ICP)mmHgCalculate CPPAwaiting DataEnter the patient's MAP and ICP to calculate the cerebral perfusion pressure.Guidelines & EvidenceWhen to UseHow it WorksClinical PearlsNext StepsThe EvidenceSection 1When to UseSection 2How it WorksSection 3Clinical PearlsSection 4Next StepsSection 5The EvidenceVerifiedLast Review: 2026When to UseWhen to Use CPP MonitoringSevere traumatic brain injury (TBI) with GCS ≤ 8Patients with invasive intracranial pressure (ICP) monitoring in ICUDiffuse cerebral edema or intracranial hemorrhagePost-neurosurgical patients requiring neurocritical careSuspected raised intracranial pressure (ICP)Hemodynamically unstable TBI requiring vasopressor supportClinical Role in NeurotraumaParameterPhysiologic RoleClinical ImportanceICPIntracranial pressureReflects brain swelling / mass effectMAPSystemic perfusion pressureDriving force for cerebral blood flowCPPNet cerebral perfusionKey determinant of brain oxygen deliveryLimitationsRequires invasive ICP monitoring (external ventricular drain or intraparenchymal probe)Does not directly measure cerebral oxygenationAffected by systemic hypotension and vasopressor useAutoregulation may be impaired in severe TBISingle value may be misleading without trendsLast Comprehensive Review: 2026