The future of pediatric enhanced recovery after surgery is bright!

Journal of Pediatric Surgery Open Pub Date : 2023-11-08 DOI:10.1016/j.yjpso.2023.100089

Michael R. Phillips , Jennifer Y. Lam , Mary E. Brindle

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There is an abundance of data for the use of enhanced recovery after surgery protocols (ERPs) in the adult literature. These ERPs are not used only to expedite discharge after surgery, but to optimize patients before surgery, standardize their care during surgery, and shorten the time to full post-operative recovery. However, the use of ERPs in pediatric surgery has lagged behind adult surgeons. This is primarily due to specific challenges in pediatric surgery including a lack of consensus guidelines, data to support their use, and the belief that many of the principles are already followed. Early champions of ERPs have demonstrated their utility and effectiveness in children. This special issue of the Journal of Pediatric Surgery – Open highlights the current state and future of ERPs in children. The contributing authors demonstrate that the future of pediatric ERPs is very bright and will ultimately lead to better recovery for our patients.

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加强小儿术后恢复的前景是光明的！

在成人文献中，有大量关于使用术后恢复强化方案（ERP）的数据。这些ERP不仅用于加速术后出院，还用于术前优化患者、术中标准化护理以及缩短术后完全康复的时间。然而，ERP 在儿科手术中的应用却落后于成人外科医生。这主要是由于小儿外科面临的特殊挑战，包括缺乏共识指南、支持使用的数据，以及认为许多原则已经得到遵循。早期的ERP倡导者已经证明了ERP在儿童中的实用性和有效性。本期《小儿外科杂志-公开》特刊重点介绍了儿童ERP的现状和未来。特约作者表明，儿童ERP的前景非常光明，最终将为我们的患者带来更好的康复。

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