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Postoperative Exercise Training Reduces Complications in CRLM

Postoperative exercise can safely enhance recovery for patients with colorectal liver metastases, improving outcomes without increasing adverse events.

  • Serious adverse events were similar in both exercise and control groups.
  • Non-serious adverse events were significantly lower in the exercise group, with a reduction of nearly 5 events.
  • Patients in the exercise group started chemotherapy earlier (25 vs. 42 days) and needed fewer dose modifications.

Consider integrating early postoperative exercise to improve patient recovery and quality of life.

Randomized Controlled Trial by Thomsen SN, Krabek R (…) Simonsen C et 13 al. in Ann Surg

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