Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Protocol in Transoral Robotic Surgery: A Case–Control Study
Jonathan Daniel, Raguwinder Bindy Sahota, Mark David Wilkie, Lee Pryor, Ahmed Bassiouni, Jake Jervis‐Bardy, Arun Takhar, Bora Jeong, Oladejo Olaleye, Suren Krishnan, J C Hodge, Andrew Foreman · 2026
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Jonathan Daniel and co-authors tested a fast-track recovery plan in 2026 for robot throat surgery done through the mouth. Such plans have cut stays after many kinds of surgery, yet proof for this robot route stayed thin. The plan, set in place in 2021, adds a risk sort for throat leaks and full checks around surgery.
Forty cases split into care before and after the plan took hold. Patients on the plan followed its steps at a high rate. Their mid stay fell by three and a half days, a firm gain for such a small set. Costs per patient and time back to swallowing by mouth both trended down as well. The authors pitch the plan as easy to adopt, while large trials would firm up the claim.
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| CREATOR | Jonathan Daniel, Raguwinder Bindy Sahota, Mark David Wilkie, Lee Pryor, Ahmed Bassiouni, Jake Jervis‐Bardy, Arun Takhar, Bora Jeong, Oladejo Olaleye, Suren Krishnan, J C Hodge, Andrew Foreman |
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| YEAR | 2026 |
| COLLECTION | PAPERS |
| FORMAT | TXT |
| FILE SIZE | 24116 |
| LICENSE | https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 |
| RIGHTS | CC BY |
| SOURCE | Europe PMC |