Why the study?
Are perioperative variables or deviation from ERAS items associated with delayed discharge after esophagectomy?
Are perioperative variables or deviation from ERAS items associated with delayed discharge after esophagectomy?
Specific perioperative variables and failure to mobilize within 24 hours are predictive of delayed discharge after esophagectomy in an ERAS pathway.
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May flag high-risk esophagectomy patients for closer monitoring; hypothesis-generating for ERAS adherence trials.
Parise et al. (2018) studied this question.
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