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Enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS®) society guidelines for gynecologic oncology: 2026 update

Gynecologic Oncology·June 6
Obstetrics & GynecologyPractice changingGynecologic OncologyClinical Practice GuidelineEnhanced Recovery After Surgery ProtocolAdult

Summary

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What was studied

This ERAS® Society consensus guideline (third update) evaluates perioperative care elements for gynecologic oncology surgery, synthesizing literature from 2018–2025 via Embase and PubMed, graded using the GRADE system.

Key findings

Updated evidence-based recommendations for all items within the ERAS gynecologic oncology perioperative pathway are presented; specific effect sizes or outcome numbers are not reported in the abstract.

Study limitations

Abstract-only content limits assessment of individual recommendation strength; no primary data collected — conclusions depend entirely on quality of underlying studies. Consensus-based format may reflect expert opinion where high-quality trial data are sparse.

Clinical implications

Gynecologic oncology surgeons should review and integrate these updated ERAS® recommendations into their perioperative protocols. Where feasible, achieving local consensus on pathway adoption is encouraged.

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What are the key ERAS protocol elements recommended for gynecologic oncology surgery in 2026?How does ERAS implementation affect outcomes in ovarian or endometrial cancer surgery?Which ERAS perioperative items have the strongest evidence in gynecologic oncology?

Publication Details

Year
2026
Journal
Gynecologic Oncology
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