Hyper-ERAS Program for Highly Selective Colorectal Cancer Patients

Inclusion Criteria:

1. Pathologically confirmed colorectal cancer.
2. The position of the anastomosis is above the peritoneal reflection.
3. Age range from 18 to 79 years old.
4. No surgical contraindications.
5. The patient has good compliance and can understand the concept of rapid recovery.
6. Possess basic nursing conditions outside the hospital, and can arrive at the hospital within 30 minutes after discharge.

Exclusion Criteria:

* The exclusion criteria consisted of three parts: the first exclusion at enrollment, the second exclusion after surgery, and the third exclusion before discharge, corresponding to three exclusion criteria. 1st: Exclusion criteria at enrollment: 1). ASA grade ≥ grad 4. 2). Having previous surgical history, complex surgery, or combined/multiple organ resection with large trauma. 3). patients with complete obstruction or obvious intestinal edema and dilatation. 4). application of high-dose hormones, immunosuppressants, and preoperative radiotherapy. 5). Emergency surgery. 6). Patients with self-care difficulties for physical or mental reasons. 7). Pregnant patients. 8). to accept other studies simultaneously. 9). Inability to understand or accept the concept of enhanced recovery after surgery; 2nd: Postoperative exclusion criteria: 1). Adverse events occurred during preoperative preparation, such as perforation, massive bleeding, obstruction, fever, etc. 2). Adverse events occurred during the operation, such as intraoperative massive bleeding (≥400ml), unsatisfactory anastomosis, intraoperative perforation, unstable vital signs, etc. 3). Have any other conditions deemed ineligible for enrollment; 3rd: Exclusion criteria before discharge: 1). Body temperature above 37.5℃. 2) The food intake cannot meet the basic physiological needs, such as liquid food \< 1000ml/ day. 3) with obvious abdominal distension, vomiting, cough and expectoration, dizziness, chest tightness, and other discomfort. 4) patients with abnormal laboratory indicators and abnormal nature of drainage fluid requiring hospitalization, such as bleeding, infection, leakage, etc. 5). Poor recovery of field activities and inability to care for themselves. 6). Have any other conditions deemed unsuitable for discharge. 7). Refusal to discharge.