Using Raman scattering we have mapped out the phase diagram of CuGeO3
at temperatures from 3 to 300 K and pressures up to 11 GPa. At 300 K a
nd above 6 GPa we identify three high-pressure phases. Details of the
phase transition behavior including reversibility depend on the shear
strength of the pressure medium. The present results do not support th
e recent claim that the structural behavior is affected by intercalati
on. Low temperature (LT) Raman spectra show that the spin-Peierls tran
sition temperature (14.3 K at P = 0) increases to 25 K at 3 GPa. Above
this pressure a new LT phase is observed. The phase stable above 6.6
GPa (hydrostatic conditions) exhibits, upon cooling, an additional Ram
an feature near 46 cm(-1), which we tentatively assign to a singlet-tr
ipler spin excitation.