ERAS optimizes your recovery from abdominal surgery. This protocol decreases the length of your hospital stay and minimizes postoperative complications. We use ERAS to improve the hospital experience for patients after surgery.
Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) is a multimodal perioperative care pathway designed to optimize surgical outcomes and enhance recovery. This evidence-based protocol focuses on reducing the length of hospital stays and minimizing postoperative complications.
Benefits of ERAS for Colorectal Surgery Patients
The ERAS protocol offers numerous advantages for patients undergoing colorectal surgery, enhancing both surgical outcomes and the overall patient experience.
- Improved Surgical Outcomes: ERAS protocols are associated with reduced complications, shorter hospital stays, and faster recovery.
- Enhanced Patient Experience: By minimizing discomfort and accelerating recovery, patients can resume their daily routines more quickly.
- Reduced Healthcare Costs: This cost-effective approach benefits our patients by reducing the need for extended hospital stays and additional treatments.
Who Can Benefit from ERAS Protocols?
Colorectal surgery patients undergoing elective or planned procedures are prime candidates for ERAS protocols. These patients can experience significant improvements in their surgical outcomes and recovery times.
ERAS is also ideal for those looking to minimize surgical risks, accelerate recovery, and improve postoperative outcomes. By following these guidelines, patients can reduce the risks associated with surgery and enhance their overall recovery experience.
Schedule Your Consultation
To learn more about ERAS protocols and colorectal surgery options at UNC Rex Colorectal Surgery, we encourage you to schedule a consultation. Our team is committed to providing you with comprehensive information and personalized care to improve your recovery and surgical experience.