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Evaluate the acute pain control status after surgery and influencing factors in colorectal cancer patients with Fast-Track

ABSTRACT: Interventions: FT Group:patients with Fast-Track Primary outcome(s): Postoperative recovery;the completion of FT;overall satisfaction with pain control;influencing factors of pain control;the first time of exhaust;the first time of motion after operation;hospitalization time;the amount of supplied liquid;the first time of eating after operation;the first time of drinking after operation;the time of pulling out gastric tube;the time of pulling out drainage tube;the time of pulling out urinary catheter;complications type;Houston pain outcome instrument;Social Support Rating Scale;Pain Management Index Study Design: Cross-sectional

DISEASE(S): Colorectal Cancer

PROVIDER: 2672126 | ecrin-mdr-crc |

REPOSITORIES: ECRIN MDR

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