[Convalescence and sick leave after colonic surgery].
Dorthe Hjort Jakobsen, J. G. Andersen
Abstract
Dorthe Hjort Jakobsen, J. G. Andersen
Abstract
The benefits of fast-track surgery are improved recovery and a shorter period of postoperative convalescence. After uncomplicated colonic resection, there is no pathophysiological basis for recommending a postoperative convalescence of more than 2-3 weeks. Advice after discharge - Convalescence: Daily activities and light exercise should be resumed as soon as possible. Physically moderate work should be resumed after two weeks. Physically severe exercise and lifts (> 10 kg) as well as physically strenuous work may be resumed after 3-4 weeks.
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The benefits of fast-track surgery are improved recovery and a shorter period of postoperative convalescence. After uncomplicated colonic resection, there is no pathophysiological basis for recommending a postoperative convalescence of more than 2-3 weeks. Advice after discharge - Convalescence: Daily activities and light exercise should be resumed as soon as possible. Physically moderate work should be resumed after two weeks. Physically severe exercise and lifts (> 10 kg) as well as physically strenuous work may be resumed after 3-4 weeks.
Key concepts: Convalescence, Medicine, Prehabilitation, Sick leave, Physical therapy, General surgery, Surgery