Key result
Fast track surgery, which combines minimally invasive techniques, regional anesthesia, optimal pain control, and early feeding, reduces perioperative stress and shortens hospital stay.
Why the study?
Does fast track surgery improve recovery and reduce complications in patients undergoing elective surgical procedures?
Does fast track surgery improve recovery and reduce complications in patients undergoing elective surgical procedures?
Fast track surgery is a multimodal approach to perioperative care that aims to enhance recovery and reduce complications after elective surgery.
May support fast-track protocols in elective surgery; hypothesis-generating and requires RCTs before practice change.
Fast track surgery is a novel concept in perioperative care of patients undergoing elective surgical procedures that combines recent advances in anesthesia, new approaches to pain control, techniques that reduce the perioperative stress response and organ dysfunction, and the use of minimally invasive techniques. These measures aimed to rapid mobilization, early feeding, rapid recovery, minimize complications, and shorter in-hospital stay
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Majeed H Alwan (2002) conducted a review in Elective surgical procedures. Fast track surgery (multimodal perioperative care) vs. Traditional perioperative care was evaluated. Fast track surgery, which combines minimally invasive techniques, regional anesthesia, optimal pain control, and early feeding, reduces perioperative stress and shortens hospital stay.
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