上海交通大学学报(医学版) ›› 2023, Vol. 43 ›› Issue (1): 70-78.doi: 10.3969/j.issn.1674-8115.2023.01.009
收稿日期:
2022-09-22
接受日期:
2022-12-27
出版日期:
2023-01-28
发布日期:
2023-01-28
通讯作者:
章雅青
E-mail:fang_fang0604@163.com;zhangyqf@163.com
作者简介:
方 芳(1971—),女,主任护师,博士生;电子信箱:fang_fang0604@163.com。
基金资助:
FANG Fang1(), TAI Rui1, YU Qian1, ZHANG Yaqing2()
Received:
2022-09-22
Accepted:
2022-12-27
Online:
2023-01-28
Published:
2023-01-28
Contact:
ZHANG Yaqing
E-mail:fang_fang0604@163.com;zhangyqf@163.com
Supported by:
摘要:
目的·系统评价预康复对择期行胃肠道手术患者术后恢复的影响。方法·系统检索PubMed、EMbase、Cochrane Library、Web of Science、CINAHL、中国生物医学文献数据库(CBM)、中国知网、万方、维普数据库,检索时限均为建库至2022年1月31日。按照预先设定的标准筛选文献,对文献质量进行评价并提取资料,对纳入的随机对照试验采用RevMan 5.4进行meta分析。主要观察指标为术后总体并发症发生率和手术部位感染发生率,次要观察指标为住院天数、6 min步行试验(6-minute walk test,6MWT)、医院焦虑抑郁量表(Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale,HADS)评分,以及死亡率和预康复执行的依从性。结果·共纳入16篇文献,其中英文15篇,中文1篇,共1 616例研究对象,纳入研究的总体质量较好。Meta分析结果显示,相较于对照组,实施了预康复的试验组患者术后总体并发症的发生率降低[比值比(odds ratio,OR)=0.57,95%置信区间(confidence interval,CI)0.35~0.94,P=0.030],手术部位感染发生率降低(OR=0.64,95%CI 0.46~0.90,P=0.009),住院天数缩短[均数差值(mean difference,MD)=-2.45,95%CI -3.17~-1.73,P=0.000]。2组患者术前6MWT水平的差异无统计学意义;试验组术前6MWT水平相较于基线的提升程度优于对照组(MD=24.19,95%CI 3.77~44.60,P=0.020)。2组患者术前HADS评分和术后死亡率差异均无统计学意义。结论·预康复有利于降低胃肠道择期手术患者术后总体并发症发生率,尤其是手术部位感染发生率,从而缩短住院天数,有利于患者康复。
中图分类号:
方芳, 台瑞, 余倩, 章雅青. 预康复对胃肠道择期手术患者术后恢复效果的系统评价[J]. 上海交通大学学报(医学版), 2023, 43(1): 70-78.
FANG Fang, TAI Rui, YU Qian, ZHANG Yaqing. Effect of prehabilitation on outcomes in patients undergoing elective gastrointestinal surgery: a systematic review[J]. Journal of Shanghai Jiao Tong University (Medical Science), 2023, 43(1): 70-78.
Study | Population | Sample size (I/C) | Intervention method | Control method | Follow-up | Outcome |
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LÓPEZ-RODRÍGUEZ-ARIAS, 2021[ | Adults, elective surgery for colon or rectal neoplasm | 10/10 | A 30-d trimodal prehabilitation program with recommendations on physical exercise, nutritional supplementation, and relaxation exercises to be performed at home before surgery and the first 30 d after hospital discharge | Standard care | 12 weeks postoper-ative | ①②⑥ |
BARBERAN-GARCIA, 2018[ | Adults, elective major abdominal surgery with high risk | 62/63 | A personalized prehabilitation program based on their health conditions and social circumstances which encompassed 3 major steps: motivational interview to assess the patients′ adherence profile and to codesign the characteristics of the physical activity program with the patient; personalized program to promote daily physical activity; supervised high-intensity endurance exercise training program | Standard care | Before discharge | ①②③ ④⑤⑥ |
BOUSQUET-DION, 2018[ | Adults, elective surgery for colon or rectal neoplasm | 37/26 | A 4-week multi-modal home-based exercise program with once-weekly supervision consisted of exercise intervention, nutritional intervention and anxiety-reduction strategies | Standard care | 8 weeks postoper-ative | ①②③ ④⑥⑦ |
OMMUNDSEN, 2018[ | >65 years, elective colorectal cancer surgery and fulfilling predefined criteria for frailty | 53/63 | A 3-week pragmatic tailored intervention based on the results of the geriatric assessment | Standard care | 3 months postoper-ative | ①②⑤ ⑥ |
BURDEN, 2017[ | Adults, elective colorectal cancer surgery with preoperative weight loss>1 kg per 3‒6 months | 55/45 | Oral supplementation (10.1 KJ, 0.096 g of protein per mL) at a dose of 250 mL daily for a minimum of 5 d before the operation | Bottled water | 30 days postoper-ative | ①②⑥ ⑦ |
GILLIS, 2016[ | Adults, elective surgery for colon or rectal neoplasm | 22/21 | A whey protein supplement was provided in a quantity that matched the patient′s need according to the estimated deficit in dietary protein intake for approximately 4 weeks leading up to the surgery | Placebo | 4 weeks postoper-ative | ③⑥ |
GILLIS, 2014[ | Adults, elective surgery for colon or rectal neoplasm | 38/39 | A 4-week trimodal prehabilitation program at home included exercise intervention, nutrition intervention, and coping strategies to reduce anxiety | Standard care | 8 weeks postoper-ative | ①③④ ⑥ |
FUJITANI, 2012[ | ≤80 years, elective total gastrectomy, body weight loss of 10 percent or less within 6 months before entry | 127/117 | Preoperative oral supplementation of 1 000 mL/d in the form of an immunonutrient-enriched enteral feed added to normal diet for 5 d consecutively before the surgery | Normal diet | Before discharge | ①②⑥ |
BURDEN, 2011[ | Adults, elective surgery for colon or rectal neoplasm | 54/62 | Oral supplementary drink of 400 mL daily, and dietary advice for 10 d before the operation | Dietary advice only | Before discharge | ①②⑥ |
SMEDLEY, 2004[ | Adults, elective moderate to severe lower gastrointestinal surgery | 48/50 | Oral nutritional supplement in small, frequent quantities between meals for 7 d before the operation, the volume consumed was recorded | Normal diet | Before discharge | ①②⑥ ⑦ |
GIANOTTI, 2002[ | Adults, major elective surgery for malignancy of the gastrointestinal tract | 102/102 | Oral nutritional supplement (1 000 mL/d) of a formula enriched with arginine, ω-3 fatty acids, and RNA for 5 d before the operation | Standard care | 30 d after discharge | ①②⑤ ⑥ |
BRAGA, 2002[ | Adults, elective surgery for gastroin-testinal neoplasm, body weight loss of 10% or more within 6 months before entry | 50/50 | Oral nutritional supplement (1 000 mL/d) added to normal diet for 7 d consecutively before the surgery | Normal diet | 30 d after discharge | ①②⑤ ⑥ |
KABATA, 2015[ | Adults, elective, radical gastroin-testinal and abdominal cancer surgery | 54/48 | Oral nutritional supplement (400 mL/d) added to normal diet for 14 d consecutively before the surgery | Normal diet | 30 d postoper-ative | ①⑤⑥ |
BARKER, 2013[ | Adults, elective upper and lower gastrointestinal surgery | 46/49 | Three packs of 237 mL of oral nutritional supplement per day for 5 d before the surgery | Standard care | 30 d postoper-ative | ①②⑤ ⑥ |
BERKEL, 2022[ | ≥60 years, elective surgery for colon or rectal neoplasm | 28/29 | A personalized 3-week (3 sessions per week, 9 sessions in total) supervised exercise program | Standard care | 90 d postoper-ative | ①②⑥ |
HUANG, 2014[ | Adults, elective, radical gastroin-testinal, cancer surgery | 41/41 | Oral nutritional supplement (25 mL/kg) for 7 d before the surgery | Normal diet | Before discharge | ①②⑥ |
表1 纳入研究的基本信息
Tab 1 Basic information of the selected studies
Study | Population | Sample size (I/C) | Intervention method | Control method | Follow-up | Outcome |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
LÓPEZ-RODRÍGUEZ-ARIAS, 2021[ | Adults, elective surgery for colon or rectal neoplasm | 10/10 | A 30-d trimodal prehabilitation program with recommendations on physical exercise, nutritional supplementation, and relaxation exercises to be performed at home before surgery and the first 30 d after hospital discharge | Standard care | 12 weeks postoper-ative | ①②⑥ |
BARBERAN-GARCIA, 2018[ | Adults, elective major abdominal surgery with high risk | 62/63 | A personalized prehabilitation program based on their health conditions and social circumstances which encompassed 3 major steps: motivational interview to assess the patients′ adherence profile and to codesign the characteristics of the physical activity program with the patient; personalized program to promote daily physical activity; supervised high-intensity endurance exercise training program | Standard care | Before discharge | ①②③ ④⑤⑥ |
BOUSQUET-DION, 2018[ | Adults, elective surgery for colon or rectal neoplasm | 37/26 | A 4-week multi-modal home-based exercise program with once-weekly supervision consisted of exercise intervention, nutritional intervention and anxiety-reduction strategies | Standard care | 8 weeks postoper-ative | ①②③ ④⑥⑦ |
OMMUNDSEN, 2018[ | >65 years, elective colorectal cancer surgery and fulfilling predefined criteria for frailty | 53/63 | A 3-week pragmatic tailored intervention based on the results of the geriatric assessment | Standard care | 3 months postoper-ative | ①②⑤ ⑥ |
BURDEN, 2017[ | Adults, elective colorectal cancer surgery with preoperative weight loss>1 kg per 3‒6 months | 55/45 | Oral supplementation (10.1 KJ, 0.096 g of protein per mL) at a dose of 250 mL daily for a minimum of 5 d before the operation | Bottled water | 30 days postoper-ative | ①②⑥ ⑦ |
GILLIS, 2016[ | Adults, elective surgery for colon or rectal neoplasm | 22/21 | A whey protein supplement was provided in a quantity that matched the patient′s need according to the estimated deficit in dietary protein intake for approximately 4 weeks leading up to the surgery | Placebo | 4 weeks postoper-ative | ③⑥ |
GILLIS, 2014[ | Adults, elective surgery for colon or rectal neoplasm | 38/39 | A 4-week trimodal prehabilitation program at home included exercise intervention, nutrition intervention, and coping strategies to reduce anxiety | Standard care | 8 weeks postoper-ative | ①③④ ⑥ |
FUJITANI, 2012[ | ≤80 years, elective total gastrectomy, body weight loss of 10 percent or less within 6 months before entry | 127/117 | Preoperative oral supplementation of 1 000 mL/d in the form of an immunonutrient-enriched enteral feed added to normal diet for 5 d consecutively before the surgery | Normal diet | Before discharge | ①②⑥ |
BURDEN, 2011[ | Adults, elective surgery for colon or rectal neoplasm | 54/62 | Oral supplementary drink of 400 mL daily, and dietary advice for 10 d before the operation | Dietary advice only | Before discharge | ①②⑥ |
SMEDLEY, 2004[ | Adults, elective moderate to severe lower gastrointestinal surgery | 48/50 | Oral nutritional supplement in small, frequent quantities between meals for 7 d before the operation, the volume consumed was recorded | Normal diet | Before discharge | ①②⑥ ⑦ |
GIANOTTI, 2002[ | Adults, major elective surgery for malignancy of the gastrointestinal tract | 102/102 | Oral nutritional supplement (1 000 mL/d) of a formula enriched with arginine, ω-3 fatty acids, and RNA for 5 d before the operation | Standard care | 30 d after discharge | ①②⑤ ⑥ |
BRAGA, 2002[ | Adults, elective surgery for gastroin-testinal neoplasm, body weight loss of 10% or more within 6 months before entry | 50/50 | Oral nutritional supplement (1 000 mL/d) added to normal diet for 7 d consecutively before the surgery | Normal diet | 30 d after discharge | ①②⑤ ⑥ |
KABATA, 2015[ | Adults, elective, radical gastroin-testinal and abdominal cancer surgery | 54/48 | Oral nutritional supplement (400 mL/d) added to normal diet for 14 d consecutively before the surgery | Normal diet | 30 d postoper-ative | ①⑤⑥ |
BARKER, 2013[ | Adults, elective upper and lower gastrointestinal surgery | 46/49 | Three packs of 237 mL of oral nutritional supplement per day for 5 d before the surgery | Standard care | 30 d postoper-ative | ①②⑤ ⑥ |
BERKEL, 2022[ | ≥60 years, elective surgery for colon or rectal neoplasm | 28/29 | A personalized 3-week (3 sessions per week, 9 sessions in total) supervised exercise program | Standard care | 90 d postoper-ative | ①②⑥ |
HUANG, 2014[ | Adults, elective, radical gastroin-testinal, cancer surgery | 41/41 | Oral nutritional supplement (25 mL/kg) for 7 d before the surgery | Normal diet | Before discharge | ①②⑥ |
图2 纳入文献的风险偏倚
Fig 2 Risk bias of the included studiesNote: “+”—up to the standard; “-”—failure to meet the standard; “?”—not mentioned or described clearly in the literature.
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