Key result
Multimodal prehabilitation acts synergistically with enhanced recovery after surgery care to achieve optimal perioperative outcomes in gastric cancer patients.
Why the study?
Conditions impairing patient tolerance of surgical stress increase risk for poor outcomes, creating a need for early simple screening and holistic assessment to guide multimodal care.
Multimodal prehabilitation acts synergistically with enhanced recovery after surgery care to achieve optimal patient outcomes in gastric cancer.
Supports combining prehabilitation with ERAS in gastric cancer; hypothesis-generating and requires RCTs before practice change.
Cancer and surgery represent a major stress on the human body. Any condition that prevents patients from tolerating the physiological stress is a risk factor for poor outcome. There is a need to identify these impairments early in the process with a simple screening, followed by assessments that provide a holistic picture of the patient. The proposed path of multimodal prehabilitation acts synergistically with enhanced recovery after surgery care to achieve optimal patient outcomes.
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Engel et al. (2022) conducted a review in Gastric cancer. Multimodal prehabilitation and enhanced recovery after surgery care was evaluated. Multimodal prehabilitation acts synergistically with enhanced recovery after surgery care to achieve optimal perioperative outcomes in gastric cancer patients.
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