Primary outcome
Postoperative LOS in the intervention arm was significantly shorter than
in the control group (practical postoperative LOS, median, 1.0 day for
the full ERAS group versus 2.0 days for the limited ERAS group; P= .002; theoretical postoperative LOS, median, 0.0 day for the full ERAS
group versus 1.0 day for the limited ERAS group; P = .024) (Table
3). Multivariate regression analysis identified absence of opioid
consumption (B =8.96; 95% CI,1.23–65.19; P = .030) and
preoperative carbohydrate loading (B = 5.99; 95% CI, 0.98–36.83;P = .010) as independent factors with respect to discharge on POD
1.
Of note, regarding the subgroup of myomectomy and hysterectomy
procedures, practical LOS was significantly shorter in the full ERAS
group, than in the limited ERAS group [myomectomy: 1.0 day (1.0–1.75)
versus 2.0 days (1.0–3.0), respectively (P = .040);
hysterectomy: 1.0 day (1.0–1.0) versus 2.0 days (1.0–2.0),
respectively (P = .021)], but no difference was observed
regarding theoretical LOS (Table S2).