Key result
ERAS protocol reduces physiological stress, complications, and hospital stays vs traditional care in colorectal surgery.
Why the study?
Does the protocol of enhanced recovery after surgery improve outcomes in patients who underwent resection of the colon?
Does the protocol of enhanced recovery after surgery improve outcomes in patients who underwent resection of the colon?
This review discusses the scientific justification and results of randomized studies regarding the use of enhanced recovery after surgery protocols in colorectal patients.
In a review article describes general positions and the scientific justification of using of protocol of enhanced recovery after surgery in patients who underwent resection of the colon. Also discussed in detail different views and results of randomised studies of using this protocol and all of the most "controversial" elements such as mechanical preparation of the bowel, abdominal drainage, the principles of controlled infusion therapy, and others. All findings allow us to evaluate the result of using of this protocol in colorectal patients.
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Хубезов et al. (2016) conducted a review in Colorectal surgery. Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) protocol vs. Traditional perioperative care was evaluated. The Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) protocol reduces physiological stress, decreases complications, and shortens hospital stay in colorectal surgery patients compared to traditional care.
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