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Issue Information - Ed Board

  • Page: 565
  • First Published: 14 November 2017
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Issue Information - TOC

  • Pages: 566-568
  • First Published: 14 November 2017

Editorial

Introduction to the JSO enhanced recover after surgery seminar edition

Carl R. Schmidt, 
  • Page: 569
  • First Published: 10 September 2017

Review Articles

ERAS—Anticipated outcomes and realistic goals

Maria Manso MD,  Jacob Schmelz BS,  Thomas Aloia MD, 
  • Pages: 570-577
  • First Published: 05 September 2017
ERAS—Anticipated outcomes and realistic goals

The optimal approach when initiating an enhanced recovery program is to focus on patient-centric well-being and outcomes. Programs that demonstrate value in these domains will see corollary gains in more physician/hospital centric metrics. Basically, the residue of a well-intentioned enhanced recovery program is shorter LOS, decreased complication rates and lower costs of care.

Enhanced recovery after surgery—Preoperative fasting and glucose loading—A review

Ankit Sarin MD, MHA,  Lee-lynn Chen MD,  Elizabeth C. Wick MD, 
  • Pages: 578-582
  • First Published: 28 August 2017

Enhanced recovery after surgery: Pain management

Susan M. Nimmo MB ChB Hons, FRCA, FRCP, FFPMRCA, MSc Pain management,  Irwin T.H. Foo MB BChir, MD, MRCP(UK), FRCA, FFPMRCA,  Hugh M. Paterson BMedSci, MBChB, MD, FRCSEd, 
  • Pages: 583-591
  • First Published: 05 September 2017

Perioperative fluid and hemodynamic management within an enhanced recovery pathway

Michael W. Manning MD, PhD,  William Jonathan Dunkman MD,  Timothy E. Miller MB, ChB, 
  • Pages: 592-600
  • First Published: 22 September 2017

ERAS: Safety checklists, antibiotics, and VTE prophylaxis

Susan D. Moffatt-Bruce MD, PhD, MBA,  Brian Hilligoss PhD,  Iahn Gonsenhauser MD, MBA, 
  • Pages: 601-607
  • First Published: 28 August 2017

ERAS—Value based surgery

Olle Ljungqvist MD, PhD,  Nguyen X. Thanh MD, PhD,  Gregg Nelson MD, PhD, 
  • Pages: 608-612
  • First Published: 05 September 2017

Minimally invasive surgery and enhanced recovery after surgery: The ideal combination?

Basile Pache MD,  Martin Hübner MD,  Jonas Jurt MD,  Nicolas Demartines MD,  Fabian Grass MD, 
  • Pages: 613-616
  • First Published: 29 October 2017
Key messages

  • Enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) pathways aim to reduce postoperative metabolic stress response
  • Complete application of all ERAS items is most beneficial
  • Minimally invasive surgery represents the single most important measure to modulate stress response and to improve postoperative outcomes
  • Best results are achieved by combining ERAS and minimally invasive surgery

Open Access

ERAS: Improving outcome in the cachectic HPB patient

David P.J. van Dijk MSc, MD,  Victor van Woerden MSc, MD,  Hamit Cakir MSc, MD,  Marcel den Dulk MD, PhD,  Steven W.M. Olde Damink MD, PhD,  Cornelis H.C. Dejong MD, PhD, 
  • Pages: 617-622
  • First Published: 02 August 2017

Nutritional aspects of enhanced recovery after esophagectomy with gastric conduit reconstruction

B. Feike Kingma MD,  Elles Steenhagen RD,  Jelle P. Ruurda MD, PhD,  Richard van Hillegersberg MD, PhD, 
  • Pages: 623-629
  • First Published: 02 October 2017

Enhanced recovery after urologic surgery—Current applications and future directions

Daniel Zainfeld MD,  Hooman Djaladat MD, MS, 
  • Pages: 630-637
  • First Published: 22 September 2017

Editorial

Enhanced recovery after surgery—Summary recommendations

Carl R. Schmidt MD, 
  • Page: 638
  • First Published: 05 September 2017