Louise Montalva

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We see that phase of decrease, decrease in length of, uh, stay. Uh, but there's no increase in readmission rates. I think they actually decreased actually in children with enhanced recovery after surgery, which was a surprise because we expected it to be higher, and there was no increase in the complication rates, which is also quite reassuring because if we shorten the stay but we have more complications, this doesn't make sense
quote · Esophageal Atresia
For institutions hesitant about ERAS, a recommended first step is to implement ERAS strategies and evaluate whether patients would meet discharge criteria without actually discharging them initially.
opinion · Esophageal Atresia
ERAS protocols after minimally invasive surgery showed decreased length of stay and decreased 30-day readmission rates compared to standard care.
clinical · Tracheoesophageal Fistula
ERAS protocols after minimally invasive surgery showed no increase in complication rates compared to standard care.
clinical · Tracheoesophageal Fistula

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Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: December 2021

Statement ERAS protocols after minimally invasive surgery showed decreased length of stay and decreased 30-day readmission rates compared to standard care. Open
Quotation We see that phase of decrease, decrease in length of, uh, stay. Uh, but there's no increase in readmission rates. I think they actually decreased actually in children with enhanced recovery after surgery, which was a surprise because we expected it to be higher, and there was no increase in the complication rates, which is also quite reassuring because if we shorten the stay but we have more complications, this doesn't make sense Open
Statement ERAS protocols after minimally invasive surgery showed no increase in complication rates compared to standard care. Open
Quotation We only selected 9 studies. There was only after all this selection, there was only 9 studies that actually looked into enhanced recovery after surgery, after mini invasive surgery. Open
Statement For institutions hesitant about ERAS, a recommended first step is to implement ERAS strategies and evaluate whether patients would meet discharge criteria without actually discharging them initially. Open
Statement The ultimate goal of ERAS protocols is same-day discharge, allowing children to return to normal life at home rather than staying in hospital beds. Open
Quotation For us, the ultimate goal of ERAS is same day discharge. For us, the most important is That the kid is able the night after the surgery or the day after the surgery, the kid can go back to his normal life, go home, and his family also. That is the most important. Kids, all they want to do is get up and run around, run around, uh, in the, in the department. So why not run around at home, really, than staying in bed Open
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: December 2021

Statement ERAS protocols after minimally invasive surgery showed decreased length of stay and decreased 30-day readmission rates compared to standard care. Open
Statement ERAS protocols after minimally invasive surgery showed no increase in complication rates compared to standard care. Open
Quotation We only selected 9 studies. There was only after all this selection, there was only 9 studies that actually looked into enhanced recovery after surgery, after mini invasive surgery. Open
Quotation We see that phase of decrease, decrease in length of, uh, stay. Uh, but there's no increase in readmission rates. I think they actually decreased actually in children with enhanced recovery after surgery, which was a surprise because we expected it to be higher, and there was no increase in the complication rates, which is also quite reassuring because if we shorten the stay but we have more complications, this doesn't make sense Open
Quotation For us, the ultimate goal of ERAS is same day discharge. For us, the most important is That the kid is able the night after the surgery or the day after the surgery, the kid can go back to his normal life, go home, and his family also. That is the most important. Kids, all they want to do is get up and run around, run around, uh, in the, in the department. So why not run around at home, really, than staying in bed Open
Statement For institutions hesitant about ERAS, a recommended first step is to implement ERAS strategies and evaluate whether patients would meet discharge criteria without actually discharging them initially. Open
Statement The ultimate goal of ERAS protocols is same-day discharge, allowing children to return to normal life at home rather than staying in hospital beds. Open