The concept of enhanced recovery after surgery improves upon quality of anesthesia management / 中国医师杂志

ABSTRACT

Enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) is mainly based on evidence-based medicine to implement a series of measures to optimize perioperative management, reduce patients′ physiological and psychological trauma stress during perioperative period, reduce patients′ functional damage and promote patients′ functional recovery, so as to achieve rapid rehabilitation. ERAS has been widely used in clinic and achieved good clinical results. However, it still faces a series of problems that need further research to clarify the clinical path of ERAS required by different patients and different surgical methods. In particular, it is necessary to strengthen the research on risk factors of ERAS, minimally invasive surgery, goal-directed fluid therapy, anesthesia and postoperative pain management technology, pre rehabilitation and postoperative rehabilitation technology, and implement ERAS guided by the best outcome in the perioperative period.