Challenging boundaries: an enhanced recovery programme for radical cystectomy - Concepedia

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Challenging boundaries: an enhanced recovery programme for radical cystectomy

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2013

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Sabih Mukhtar, BE Ayres, Rami Issa, MJ Swinn, MJA Perry

Annals of The Royal College of Surgeons of England

Abstract

ERP in radical cystectomy is safe and not associated with any increase in complications or readmissions. It is associated with reductions in ICU stay, and could also reduce length of hospital stay and duration of postoperative ileus.

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