IMPLEMENTATION OF ENHANCED RECOVERY AFTER SURGERY PROTOCOL FOR METABOLIC SURGERY PATIENTS (LITERATURE REVIEW)

Abstract

The article reviews the literature highlighting modern views on the issues of postoperative rehabilitation of patients after metabolic surgical interventions. The concept of accelerated postoperative recovery of patients is presented as a single integral system of principles, means and methods of multidisciplinary work in the perioperative period aimed at reducing the time of hospitalization of patients and reducing the financial costs of the healthcare system. The separate components of the protocol of accelerated postoperative recovery from the standpoint of evidence-based medicine are analyzed, an emphasis is made on its specificity in metabolic surgery. The key role of laparoscopic access at the present stage of development of metabolic surgery is emphasized. Specific risk factors have been identified in patients with obesity, type 2 diabetes mellitus and metabolic syndrome, which can affect the effectiveness and safety of surgical treatment, especially in conditions of early discharge from the hospital. Attention is focused on the extremely important, but still controversial positions of the protocol, requiring further research to form a better evidence base and clear practical recommendations. The promising directions of scientific research for improving both the system of accelerated postoperative recovery as a whole and its individual elements are demonstrated. Electronic databases of Scopus and PubMed were searched using keyword searches. The analysis of the literature has shown the feasibility of introducing, systemic use and further improvement of the protocol for accelerated postoperative recovery in metabolic surgery.