… The goal of the 2015 National Meeting of the French Federation of Visceral and
Gastrointestinal Surgery (Fédération de chirurgie viscérale et digestive [FCVD]) was to analyze …

… , hepatic, esophageal and gastric surgery patients contributes to a reduction in complications,
length of hospital stay and costs without an increase in mortality or readmission rates. …

… urgent surgery are the key factors associated with increased risk [4,6,7]. Patients undergoing
gastrointestinal surgery … Neither short- nor long-term outcomes after major gastrointestinal …

… We identified 17 RCTs with 1437 participants undergoing lower gastrointestinal surgery.
Most studies were at high or unclear risk of bias in two or more domains. Six studies were …

… the losses during surgery. By delaying the return of normal gastrointestinal functioning, …
oxygenation, such regimes increased hospital stay. Evidence suggests that limiting postoperative …

… site and reason for the operation (bariatric surgery/cancer) precludes safe results in these
subgroups. However, our results in upper GI surgery in whole have been addressed with the …

… patients discharged to standard ward had a short stay in the PACU, even though … short-stay
recovery patients, and have a low provision of post-anaesthesia care beds for extended stays…

… for Gastrointestinal surgery (NoRGast) is a prospective registry for colorectal, upper
gastrointestinal and hepato-pancreato-biliary (HPB) surgery … HPB or gastrointestinal resections …

… Given that it is traumatic, surgery … gastrointestinal surgery patients across RCTs. The aim
of this study was to evaluate the impact of ERAS protocols for upper gastrointestinal surgery …

… The individual steps for ER for colorectal surgery were described several years ago and
still form the basis of modern ER for all GI surgery (Fig. 1). The adherence to these multimodal, …