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Getting fitter and better nourished before an operation reduces complications and speeds recovery. It is cheap, but only a few hospitals do it.
Multimodal prehabilitation combining aerobic and resistance exercise, protein supplementation, anaemia correction and smoking cessation has reduced complications in randomised trials and meta-analyses of large abdominal cancer operations. Adoption is patchy because it requires service redesign rather than a product, and because delaying surgery by weeks feels counterintuitive.
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Shares Fragmented care and guideline gaps and the tags protocol-upgrade, upgrade:promising.
Shares Fragmented care and guideline gaps and the tags protocol-upgrade, upgrade:promising.
Shares the tags protocol-upgrade, upgrade:promising.
Shares the tags protocol-upgrade, upgrade:promising.
Shares the tags protocol-upgrade, upgrade:promising.
Shares the tags protocol-upgrade, upgrade:promising.
Shares the tags protocol-upgrade, upgrade:promising.
Shares the tags protocol-upgrade, upgrade:promising.
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