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Anaes SAQsEnhanced recovery (ERAS)

Anaes SAQs · Enhanced recovery (ERAS)

The ERAS preoperative elements

Primary — the counselling, the optimization, the no-prolonged-fasting (2h clear/6h light), the carbohydrate loading, the thromboprophylaxis, the antibiotic prophylaxis.

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Describe the preoperative elements of the ERAS protocol and their evidence.

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Describe the preoperative elements of the ERAS protocol and their evidence.

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  1. [3]Lozano JDM, et al. Perioperative Interventions Based on Fasting Protocols and Carbohydrate Loading in Non-Cardiac Surgery in Older Adults: A Scoping Review. Medicina, 2026.PMID 42075627
  2. [5]Mihailescu AA, et al. Enhanced rehabilitation after surgery: principles in the treatment of emergency complicated colorectal cancers - a narrative review. J Med Life, 2025.PMID 40291936
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