Impact of ERAS on Hysteromyomectomy: A Study on Anxiety, Depression, and Ovarian Function.

ERAS nursing mode intervention in bladder cancer patients exhibited significant effectiveness, enhancing postoperative recovery, reducing anxiety and depression, improving quality of life and sexual function, and lowering complication risks. These findings support the clinical merit and applicability of ERAS nursing in urinary diversion for bladder cancer patients.

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2024-12-01
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Enhanced Recovery After Surgery
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Impact of ERAS on Hysteromyomectomy: A Study on Anxiety, Depression, and Ovarian Function.

Liangmei Wang, Liping Qian, Yuan Pang, Hui Chen et al.
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Enhanced Recovery After Surgery
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Impact of ERAS on Hysteromyomectomy: A Study on Anxiety, Depression, and Ovarian Function.

Liangmei Wang, Liping Qian, Yuan Pang, Hui Chen, Yin Zhang, Chenchen Wang, Xiuyun Yu
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ERAS nursing mode intervention in bladder cancer patients exhibited significant effectiveness, enhancing postoperative recovery, reducing anxiety and depression, improving quality of life and sexual function, and lowering complication risks. These findings support the clinical merit and applicability of ERAS nursing in urinary diversion for bladder cancer patients.

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Impact of ERAS on Hysteromyomectomy: A Study on Anxiety, Depression, and Ovarian Function. — Liangmei Wang, Liping Qian, et al. · PubMed (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS