Anyone's Surgeon Use: Enhanced Recovery after Bariatric Surgery (ERAS Bariatric)?

[Mariann812 268]

Does anyone's hospital/practice have a protocol called ENHANCED RECOVERY AFTER BARIATRIC SURGERY (ERAS Bariatric)? I'm curious.

Thanks in advance

[liveaboard15 1,293]

Yup... my hospital even has a website on their page regarding it https://www.baptistjax.com/services/enhanced-recovery

[Stefan15 23]

Mine does also!

[Mariann812 268]

2 hours ago, Mariann812 said:

Does anyone's hospital/practice have a protocol called ENHANCED RECOVERY AFTER BARIATRIC SURGERY (ERAS Bariatric)? I'm curious.

Thanks in advance

https://www.wakemed.org/patients-and-visitors/commitment-to-quality/awards-and-accreditations

[noteasierstronger 34]

Yes, mine did as well.

[Sunshine Princess 203]

Mine did since it was a designated CoE (Circle of Excellence) hospital for bariatric surgery.

[Mariann812 268]

On 06/03/2022 at 22:48, Sunshine Princess said:

Mine did since it was a designated CoE (Circle of Excellence) hospital for bariatric surgery.

Thank you! My hospital has that same designation, and I had wondered if the ‘Center of Excellence’ notation and the ERAS protocol went hand in hand.
Thanks again.

[Slingshotpup 5]

Mine has it, though I didn't know about it. They started using it in 2017? Who knew?

[riverlady241 3]

I'm so happy I found this post. I just had my pre-op appointment and my surgeon informed me he uses Gabapentin before surgery for pain control along with a pain blocker they use before recovery after surgery. I've honestly been wondering if I should cancel the surgery because I have a low tolerance to any pain on top of my 10-year RA diagnosis. Please, can anyone tell me how this new strategy worked for you?



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