Impact of glucose and lipid metabolic disorders on the risk of chronic post-operative pain syndrome after colorectal cancer surgery

These results preliminarily indicate that glucose and lipid metabolic disorders, together with peripheral inflammation, may promote the development of POCPS-CCCS. Additionally, these metabolic and inflammatory disorders, alongside POCPS-CCCS, may further impair patients' psychological status and quality of life. Thus, improving these pathophysiological abnormalities and reducing the risk of this postoperative complication may contribute to health maintenance in patients after colorectal cancer surgery.