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Exercise-based prehabilitation programs reduces hospital stay and postoperative complications in surgical patients with cancer: a systematic review and meta-analysis
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Abstract
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• Exercise-based prehabilitation significantly reduced hospital length of stay by nearly 1-day. • Exercise-based prehabilitation reduced the risk of overall postoperative and pulmonary complications in patients with cancer undergoing surgery. • The most effective programs involve supervised, multidisciplinary aerobic or concurrent training. • Larger effects were noted in women and older patients. • This study supports the integration of structured, supervised aerobic or concurrent prehabilitation intro perioperative care pathways.
Keywords:
Exercise
Prehabilitation
Cancer
Surgery
Oncology
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