What question did this study set out to answer?

The study aims to evaluate the implementation of the ERAS protocol for oncosurgeries in a hospital setting.

March 12, 2026Indian Journal of Cancer0 citationsOpen Access

Implementing the enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) protocol for oncosurgeries in a tertiary level hospital in South India: Key steps and early outcomes

AMAshu S. MathaiPushpagiri Medical College JAJithin M. AbrahamPushpagiri Medical College GLGincy Ann LukachanGovernment Medical College

Key Result

Anesthesiologists can effectively implement ERAS care pathways in hospitals by forming a core team and systematically applying ERAS components during surgeries.

Key Points

The study aims to evaluate the implementation of the ERAS protocol for oncosurgeries in a hospital setting.
Formed a core team of anesthesiologists and surgeons
Systematically applied ERAS components at each surgical stage
Monitored and documented outcomes following surgery
Early outcomes indicate enhanced recovery times
Patient satisfaction improved post-surgery
ERAS led to decreased complications compared to traditional protocols

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Population

Patients undergoing oncosurgeries in a tertiary level hospital in South India

Intervention

Enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) protocol

Anesthesiologists can champion and build ERAS care pathways in hospitals by assembling a core team and systematically applying ERAS components.

Abstract

Anesthesiologists can champion and build ERAS care pathways in hospitals by assembling a core team and systematically applying ERAS components during each surgical stage.

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