%0 Journal Article
%T Current situation and consideration on the enhanced recovery protocols in lung cancer surgery
%A Cheng Shen
%A Guowei Che
%A Kun Zhou
%A Shuangjiang Li
%J SCIE-indexed Journal
%D 2018
%R 10.21037/jtd.2018.09.72
%X In the latest few decades, the practice of ˇ°surgical therapyˇ± has seen expansive development and been accompanied by considerable advances in minimally invasive surgery, anesthetic technique and perioperative care, in addition to a greater understanding of overall surgical pathophysiology. Accordingly, enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS), an evidence-based multimodal protocol of perioperative care, has emerged as an inevitable outcome of the development of surgical theory and technology (1-4), and attempts to achieve the following aims: to minimize perioperative stress responses and catabolism; to decrease morbidity rates; to shorten the length of stay (LOS); to facilitate an early return to normal life through faster procedure; and to improve the prognosis of surgical patients
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