Perioperative Physical Therapy in the Context of Protocols Eras Abdominal Patients: A Pilot Study
Georgia Kabaroudi1*, Ballas Konstantinos2, Ilias Kallistratos3, Hristara-Papadopouloy Alexandra3 & Chalkia Anna3
1MSc PT Academic Scholar of Physiotherapy International Hellenic University (IHU), Greece
2MD Professor of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Greece (AUTH), Greece
3PT PhD Department of Physical Therapy, International Hellenic University, Greece
Dr. Georgia Kabaroudi, MSc PT Academic Scholar of Physiotherapy International Hellenic University (IHU), Greece.
Keywords: Perioperative Physiotherapy; Preoperative Physiotherapy; Post-Operative Physiotherapy Addiction; ERAS Protocol; Surgical Intervention
Introduction: Preoperative stress and emotional distress have been to be associated with higher complication rates, greater postoperative pain, cognitive impairment, and delayed recovery. ERAS, (Enhanced Recovery After Surgery), is a protocol developed to improve the recovery outcomes of patients undergoing surgery. It is a multimodal approach that includes a combination of preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative interventions that promote rapid recovery to reduce postoperative stress and its effects.
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