Effect of ERAS-Based Refined Nursing on Postoperative Pain Management in Lung Cancer Surgery Patients - Takeaways - MDSpire

Effect of ERAS-Based Refined Nursing on Postoperative Pain Management in Lung Cancer Surgery Patients

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  • Zhang, Jing

  • Wang, Bin

  • Li, Xiangnan

  • Qi, Fang

  • Wang, Yan

  • May 6, 2026

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    ERAS-based refined nursing improved early pain recovery following lung cancer surgery compared to routine care.

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    Patients receiving ERAS nursing experienced lower pain scores from postoperative day 1 to day 3.

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    The ERAS group had reduced opioid consumption and fewer rescue analgesia events than the routine care group.

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    ERAS nursing was linked to a shorter postoperative length of stay and lower cumulative pain burden.

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    Safety outcomes were similar between the ERAS and routine care groups, indicating no increased risk.

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Effect of ERAS-Based Refined Nursing on Postoperative Pain Management in Lung Cancer Surgery Patients

  • by Zhang, Jing , Wang, Bin , Li, Xiangnan , Qi, Fang , Wang, Yan

  • May 6, 2026

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