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Abstract
Enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) is a multimodal Perioperative care pathway designed to decrease the stress response during the patients’ journey through a surgical procedure to facilitate the maintenance of preoperative bodily compositions and organ function and to achieve early recovery .The concept of multimodal surgical care was pioneered in the late 1990s by Professor Henrik Kehlet in Copenhagen(Kehlet, 1997).
This study compares the outcomes of the patients managed with enhanced recovery protocol and the Patients managed with traditional protocols after colorectal surgery, comparing between them mainly in post-operative complication postoperative fever, vomiting, distention, paralytic ileus, leakage , wound infection and post-operative duration of hospital stay.
This study concluded that patients managed with enhanced recovery protocols have post-operative complications comparable with patients managed with traditional protocols in colorectal surgery and take less post-operative duration of hospital stay than patients managed with traditional protocols in colorectal surgery.