May 10, 2018

Early enforced mobilization after liver resection: A prospective randomized controlled trial

CNChun-yan NiSecond Military Medical University ZWZhihong WangFujian Medical University ZHZhiping HuangJiangnan University

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Early ambulation after liver resection is safe and feasible. It can reduce the patient's pain and economic burden, increase the patient's comfort, reduce the nursing workload, achieve rapid recovery, and improve patient satisfaction.

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