作者: Andrea Ruzzenente , Alessandro Valdegamberi , Corrado Pedrazzani , Alfredo Guglielmi , Cristian Conti
DOI: 10.1016/J.PCORM.2021.100174
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摘要: Abstract Background: The actual impact of early urinary catheter (UC) removal within an ERAS protocol after minimally invasive colonic resection (MICR) was assessed in a propensity score matched cohort. Methods: A retrospective cohort study conducted on 227 consecutive patients who underwent elective MICR and were divided two groups according to (E-UC) or late (L-UC) UC. After application matching, 76 each compared for non-severe post-operative complications, total fluids administered (TVF) length stay (LOS). Recovery outcomes, retention (UR) tract infections (UTI) the secondary endpoints analysed. Results: L-UC characterized by higher TVF increased rate general complications. Post-operative LOS one day shorter E-UC group, whilst UR UTI rates comparably low. Late UC associated delayed deambulation solid diet intake. Conclusions: Our data confirm that is safe effective reducing minor complications LOS. Delay with amount infusion restore intake which could be responsible complication rate. Avoidance selected should further investigated.