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Early Mobilisation After Abdominal Surgery Improves Recovery

Early mobilisation within 24 hours post-abdominal surgery significantly enhances patient recovery.

  • Engaging patients in standing or walking boosts physiological recovery and outcomes.
  • Key prerequisites include stable hemodynamics, effective pain relief, and cognitive readiness.

Implementing early mobilisation can standardize recovery protocols and improve surgical outcomes.

  • Well-staffed healthcare teams are crucial for successful early mobilisation efforts.

Systematic Review by Schandl A, Siesage K (…) Olsén MF et 3 al. in BMJ Open

© Author(s) (or their employer(s)) 2026. Re-use permitted under CC BY. Published by BMJ Group.

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