DISCHARGE FROM HOSPITAL

DISCHARGE FROM HOSPITAL

The discharge of patients is based on clinical indicators and the patient’s fitness for recuperating in a non-hospital environ - ment. One of the core drivers for the application of minimally invasive surgery is an earlier recovery and therefore discharge from hospital. Pa tients should not be discharged until they are comfortable, have passed urine and are eating and drinking Principles of minimal access surgery /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF satisfactorily . They should be told that if they develop worsen ing pain or other severe symptoms they should return to the hospital or to their general practitioner. Even for more major cases, some units have demonstrated safe and feasible protocols for a 23-hour stay .

Meticulous care in the creation of a pneumoperitoneum Controlled dissection of adhesions Adequate exposure of operative /f_i eld Avoidance and control of bleeding Avoidance of organ injury Avoidance of diathermy damage Vigilance in the postoperative period

DISCHARGE FROM HOSPITAL

The discharge of patients is based on clinical indicators and the patient’s fitness for recuperating in a non-hospital environ - ment. One of the core drivers for the application of minimally invasive surgery is an earlier recovery and therefore discharge from hospital. Pa tients should not be discharged until they are comfortable, have passed urine and are eating and drinking Principles of minimal access surgery /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF satisfactorily . They should be told that if they develop worsen ing pain or other severe symptoms they should return to the hospital or to their general practitioner. Even for more major cases, some units have demonstrated safe and feasible protocols for a 23-hour stay .

Meticulous care in the creation of a pneumoperitoneum Controlled dissection of adhesions Adequate exposure of operative /f_i eld Avoidance and control of bleeding Avoidance of organ injury Avoidance of diathermy damage Vigilance in the postoperative period

DISCHARGE FROM HOSPITAL

The discharge of patients is based on clinical indicators and the patient’s fitness for recuperating in a non-hospital environ - ment. One of the core drivers for the application of minimally invasive surgery is an earlier recovery and therefore discharge from hospital. Pa tients should not be discharged until they are comfortable, have passed urine and are eating and drinking Principles of minimal access surgery /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF satisfactorily . They should be told that if they develop worsen ing pain or other severe symptoms they should return to the hospital or to their general practitioner. Even for more major cases, some units have demonstrated safe and feasible protocols for a 23-hour stay .

Meticulous care in the creation of a pneumoperitoneum Controlled dissection of adhesions Adequate exposure of operative /f_i eld Avoidance and control of bleeding Avoidance of organ injury Avoidance of diathermy damage Vigilance in the postoperative period