Objective:To research and improve the anesthesia management of cesarean delivery and to provide references for clinical to ensure the maternal and child safety. Methods:Eighty puerpera with cesarean delivery were randomly assigned to receive com-bined spinal-epidural anesthesia(CSEA group) or epidural anesthesia(EA group) with 40 cases in each group. Homodynamic changes,anesthetic effect,neonatal Apgar score,complications and adverse reactions were measured in the two groups. Results:Heart rate(HR) of puerpera was higher in CSEA group than in EA group at T4(10 min after child birth)and T5(operation finish)(P=0.023,0.022). Systolic blood pressure(SBP) and diastolic blood pressure(DBP) were higher in CSEA group than in EA group at T3 (child birth)(P=0.000,0.000). Mean arterial pressure(MAP) was higher in CSEA group than in EA group at T2(satisfied anesthesia-before disinfection)and T5(operation finish)(P=0.000,0.003). There was no differences in cardiac output(CO),stroke volume(SV),systemic vascular resistance(SVR) and thoracic fluid content(TFC) between two groups at different time points(all P >0.05).There were differences in HR,SBP,DBP,MAP,CO,SV and SVR within each group at different time points(P<0.05). Anesthetic effect of CSEA group was better than that of EA group(P=0.000). There were differences in neonatal Apgar score,complications and adverse reactions between two groups(P >0.05). Conclusion:EA and CSEA are both suitable anesthesia for the puerpera with cesarean de-livery. However,CSEA is more recommended for its faster onset,better anesthetic effect and little effect on maternal hemodynamics.