Sentence examples for fast track protocol from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, results from this pilot study proved Zalviso® SSTS to be particularly suitable in the multimodal analgesic approach in a fast track protocol.

All patients of the SSTS group had a length of stay of 4 days (day of surgery plus 3 after) as foreseen by the fast track protocol, in comparison only 36% of cFNB.

Moreover, patients from the SSTS group were all dismissed from the hospital within the three days from the intervention (LOS = 4 days) in keeping with the fast track protocol, compared to only 36% of the cFNB patients with the remaining having a median LOS (median, irq) of 5(2).

Hence, driven by the need to overcome the limits to early rehabilitation posed by LIA and abductor canal block in the fast track protocol, our department decided to implement a relatively new patient-controlled analgesia system Zalviso® (AcelRx Pharmaceuticals, Redwood City, CA), approved for marketing in Europe in 2015.

A fast track protocol was performed in these patients, with good outcome in term of short terms complications and with shorter hospital stay.

Patients undergoing extensive liver surgery requiring low central venous pressure (CVP) management and patients scheduled for a fast track protocol were excluded as well.

Detailed fast track protocols (e.g., with avoidance of NMBA, endotracheal intubation, use of TIVA techniques, or solely sedation) might further improve this outcome parameter.

The aim of our study was to assess the effect and safety of our own fast-track protocol with regard to the postoperative period after open bowel resection.

Conclusion: Women undergoing CABG surgery with a standardized fast-track protocol have longer intubation times, intensive care unit length of stay, and hospital length of stay than their male counterparts.

The present is a retrospective study comparing the novel sublingual sufentanil PCA system (SSTS) to our standard of care foreseeing continuous femoral nerve block (cFNB) within a multimodal analgesic in a TKA fast-track protocol.

Husted et al. (2010b) made the same observation with a fast-track protocol.