Why the study?
Does the enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) program improve postoperative rehabilitation and reduce complications in patients undergoing laparoscopic digestive system surgery compared to traditional perioperative care?
Does the enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) program improve postoperative rehabilitation and reduce complications in patients undergoing laparoscopic digestive system surgery compared to traditional perioperative care?
The ERAS program improves recovery and reduces complications compared to traditional care in laparoscopic digestive system surgery.
Supports ERAS adoption in laparoscopic digestive surgery; extends benefits shown in other procedures.
The results indicated that the ERAS program is associated with faster postoperative rehabilitation, shorter PHS, and better postoperative complication rates. The use of the ERAS program for laparoscopic digestive system surgery is more effective and safe than TPC, and it should be recommended. (PROSPERO registration number:CRD42018118551).
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