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Rehabilitation technologies and enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) protocols share common scientific and clinical foundations in peri-operative and intensive care settings.
Rehabilitation technologies and provision of conditions for their implementation in surgery units, as well as in resuscitation and intensive care wards make an integral part of the modern medical practice. Currently, the efficacy of these approaches has been proven and formalized to a certain extent in the form of enhanced recovery after surgery in the intensive care units. Despite the different context and categories of patients on rehabilitation, these approaches have much in common both from a scientific and clinical point of view.
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