Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) has emerged as one of the most transformative approaches in modern surgical and anesthesia practice. This session will provide an in-depth exploration of how ERAS protocols are reshaping perioperative care to achieve faster recovery, fewer complications, and improved patient outcomes. Delegates will learn how surgeons and anesthesiologists collaborate to optimize every stage of the surgical pathway—from preoperative preparation and anesthesia techniques to postoperative pain management and early mobilization. The session will highlight multimodal anesthesia approaches that minimize opioid use, reduce nausea, and enhance patient comfort. Special focus will be given to evidence-based strategies, including regional anesthesia, optimized fluid management, nutritional interventions, and minimally invasive surgical methods. Experts will share real-world experiences, clinical case studies, and the latest global guidelines on implementing ERAS protocols effectively in different hospital settings.
Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities in ERAS adoption, including training needs, interdisciplinary communication, and patient engagement. The session will also explore how digital tools, data monitoring, and predictive analytics are further improving ERAS outcomes and personalizing patient care. By attending, you will acquire practical insights into integrating ERAS within your surgical practice or healthcare institution. Whether you are a surgeon, anesthesiologist, nurse, or healthcare administrator, this session will equip you with valuable strategies to enhance recovery, reduce hospital stays, and elevate the standard of patient care. Ultimately, ERAS represents the future of perioperative medicine, combining surgical precision with anesthesia innovation to deliver safer, faster, and better healthcare outcomes.
Welcome to Surgery & Anesthesia Conference 2026, where surgeons, anesthesiologists, researchers, and healthcare professionals come together to share innovations, foster collaboration, and advance surgical techniques, anesthetic practices, patient care, and evidence-based strategies for safer and more effective outcomes.
