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How Does Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) Protocol Benefit Patients?

The ERAS protocol is a set of perioperative guidelines designed to improve surgical outcomes and expedite recovery. It includes strategies such as optimized pain control, early mobilization, and nutritional support. Implementing ERAS protocols in gynecological surgery has been shown to shorten hospital stays and accelerate recovery.

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