No drains in thoracic surgery with ERAS program

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Cheng Shen
Guowei Che
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[1] Sichuan University,Department of Thoracic Surgery, West
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Journal of Cardiothoracic Surgery | / 15卷
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Enhanced recovery after surgery; Bladder catheterization; Chest tube;
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Enhanced recovery after lobectomy surgery (ERAS) concept has been greatly developed between clinical implementation and minimally invasive surgery. In addition to the minimally invasive surgery, the management of the perioperative catheter has also attracted everyone’s attention. Tubeless minimally invasive treatment includes no urinary catheter placement during the operation and no chest tube after the operation. Here, we summarized all the reports on no urinary catheterization and no chest tube in patients with thoracic surgery and the impact of postoperative length of stay (LOS) and postoperative complications. We find that avoiding chest drain and urinary catheter placement after the surgery appears to be safe and beneficial for patients.
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