Early Mobilisation After Abdominal Surgery Improves Recovery
Early mobilisation within 24 hours post-abdominal surgery significantly enhances patient recovery.
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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.
A new gut model shows how surgical interventions impact nutrient absorption in short bowel syndrome (SBS), crucial for surgical planning.
New research shows glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1 RAs) significantly lower stoma output, offering a promising option for managing high output stomas.
MRI improves liver metastasis detection in pancreatic cancer, crucial for surgical decision-making.
Informal caregivers for older adults undergoing major elective surgery face overwhelming demands and need more support.
A promising approach using implantable microdevices allows real-time evaluation of chemotherapy responses in pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC).
Robotic pancreatoduodenectomy (rpd) can reduce pancreatic fistula risk but may increase post-pancreatectomy hemorrhage (pph) risk.
Early alignment of residency and fellowship milestones can predict surgical trainee success.
A new risk calculator helps surgeons predict protracted recovery and long-term loss of independence in veterans post-surgery.