Ep.Th.654Home Based Pre-Rehabilitation in Hepatic & Pancreatic Oncological Surgery- A Way Forward for Improved Patient Outcome

Abstract Aims To ascertain the impact of ‘’Cost effective home-based pre-rehabilitation’’ on post-operative outcomes in patients undergoing major hepatic and pancreatic oncological surgery. Methods In this non-randomized comparative study (2019-2021), we included 36 having or malignancy. group I, were signed up for pre-rehabilitation program dietary modification. Group II; who did not have rehabilitation. The two groups compared (post-operative complications, length ITU hospital stay) Results Mean age was 69.05±9.68 years I 67.50±8.75 II (p-value 0.61). Open approach used 02 (11.0%) 09 (50%) 0.01). More needed admission intensive care unit (ICU); 18 (100%) versus 11 (61.1%) 0.0003). had shorter stay as to 0.0001). There no significant difference complications between groups. Conclusion Home based pre-rehabilitation, has shown beneficial terms less requirement post operatively, cost method pre