New concept of rapid rehabilitation in colorectal surgery Perioperative application.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 New concept of rapid rehabilitation in colorectal surgery Perioperative application Of: Wang Xinyu Mu Zhenghua Zhou Yinan [Keywords:] fast recovery surgery, colorectal surgery, perioperative Rapid rehabilitation surgery (fast track surgery, FTS also known as accelerated rehabilitation surgery, is the use of a series of evidence based medicine optimal perioperative management measures to reduce the surgical trauma patients with physical and psychological stress, in order to achieve the patient quickly The purpose of rehabilitation (1 ~ 3). Its core is to reduce patient trauma and stress damage, not only requires minimally invasive surgery, and perioperative more attention to the other treatment on the rehabilitation of surgical patients (1,2). In recent years, , fast growing surgical rehabilitation medical attention at home and abroad, many of perioperative management methods and the traditional has been very different from conventional treatment, including gastrointestinal cancer patients about perioperative nutritional support program has undergone tremendous changes . This line of 68 patients required resection of colorectal cancer (including palliative surgery patients, the use of FTS new ideas and traditional methods of treatment, the exhaust time of the first two groups were compared, the first bowel movement, nausea, vomiting and surgical The incidence of complications, preoperative and postoperative nutritional status, length of stay, hospital costs and other indicators. 1 Subjects and methods 1.1 Object 68 patients were selected, male 46 cases, 22 females, aged 39 to 85 years, mean 60.9 years, FTS new concept group (36 cases observed, the traditional method (control group 32 cases. 42 cases of colon cancer cases, cancer in 26 cases, 39 cases of radical surgery of colon cancer lines, 23 cases of rectal cancer, palliative surgery in 6 cases. All cases were preoperative, intraoperative or postoperative pathology con