Analgesia Revolution: Rectus Sheath vs. Epidural for Open Surgery
Rectus sheath catheters offer a safe pain management alternative to thoracic epidural analgesia, reducing complications and costs for open surgery patients.
Newsletter
Every new paper in this field, in your inbox.
Rectus sheath catheters offer a safe pain management alternative to thoracic epidural analgesia, reducing complications and costs for open surgery patients.
Non-cancer center patients have worse survival outcomes and more missing data.
Incorporating education on these standards in training is crucial for improving surgical quality.
Robotic-assisted resection reduces the need for open surgery in solid organ malignancies, impacting surgical decisions.
Gender equity in surgical oncology is improving, with notable increases in female participation and leadership.
Preoperative low-energy diets may reduce complications for overweight patients undergoing non-bariatric surgery.
Increasing postoperative steps may significantly reduce hospital stay and complications for surgical patients.
Early mobilisation within 24 hours post-abdominal surgery significantly enhances patient recovery.
Using surgical report cards linked to quality improvement efforts can enhance patient outcomes.
Informal caregivers for older adults undergoing major elective surgery face overwhelming demands and need more support.