2013
DOI: 10.1159/000350701
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Enhanced Recovery in Gastrointestinal Surgery: Upper Gastrointestinal Surgery

Abstract: Over the last 20 years, a new concept of perioperative patient care based on a construct of evidence-based interventions referred to as ‘enhanced recovery after surgery' (ERAS) has been developed. The main pillars of ERAS programs include optimal postoperative pain management and early enteral feeding and mobilization after surgery. Several studies, mostly based on experiences with patients undergoing colonic resection, suggest that ERAS implementation is feasible and safe. However, there are very few well-des… Show more

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“…7 A focus on enhanced recovery programs specifically for patients following AHA surgery is needed to improve the postoperative outcome. [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15] Possible interventions include reducing time before surgery, the early use of antibiotics, optimized fluid management, pain treatment, early nutrition and early mobilization. 8,10,12 Early mobilization and exercise are known to play important roles in postoperative care following abdominal surgery and are associated with less postoperative reduction of fitness and fewer postoperative complications in patients undergoing elective surgery.…”
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“…7 A focus on enhanced recovery programs specifically for patients following AHA surgery is needed to improve the postoperative outcome. [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15] Possible interventions include reducing time before surgery, the early use of antibiotics, optimized fluid management, pain treatment, early nutrition and early mobilization. 8,10,12 Early mobilization and exercise are known to play important roles in postoperative care following abdominal surgery and are associated with less postoperative reduction of fitness and fewer postoperative complications in patients undergoing elective surgery.…”
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“…8 There is no current consensus on the essential components of enhanced recovery in gastric surgery and limited evidence in oesophageal surgery. 9,10 This paper aims to review the current literature and provide a consensus on current published protocols for enhanced recovery following gastric and oesophageal resection.…”
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“…13 Erken ayağa kaldırmanın hastanede yatış süresini azaltarak erken taburcu olma, ameliyat sonrası komplikasyonların görülmesinde azalma, hastane maliyetinin azalması ve hastanın konforu ve günlük yaşama erken dönme üzerinde anlamlı oranda etki ederek hızlı iyileşmeyi sağ-ladığı bilinmektedir. 13,[20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30] Cerrahi hastalarında mobilizasyonun etkilerinin araştırıldığı bir sistematik incelemede; uzun süren immobilizasyonun özellikle yaşlılar, derin ven trombozu olanlar ve ampütasyonlu hastalarda; fonksiyonlarda düşme ve hastaneden kaynaklı komplikasyonların artmasına neden olduğu bildirilmektedir. 25 Erken ayağa kaldırmanın olumlu etkileri dikkate alındığında; yatan hasta mobilizasyonunun, hastane ortamında klinik hemşireleri için daha yüksek öncelikle uygulanması gerektiği belirtilmektedir.…”
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“…[16][17][18] Literatürdeki çalışmalarda; erken mobilizasyonun uygulanabilmesi için hastaların ağrı şid-detinin 10 üzerinden 4 ve daha az olmasının gerekliliğinden bahsedilmektedir. 21,26 Ameliyat sonrası erken mobilizasyonun yararları, aynı zamanda erken taburculuk kriterleri içerisinde yer alan bakımın üç önemli ayağı: 1. Optimal ağrı yö-netimi (ameliyat sonrası ağrı protokolü, hasta kontrollü analjezi ve rejyonel-bölgesel anestezi), 2.…”
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