What does ERAS medical abbreviation mean?

What does the abbreviation ERAS mean in medical terms?

There may be more than one meaning of ERAS. Below is the meaning that the abbreviation ERAS stands for.

What does ERAS medical abbreviation mean?

In science & medicine, the ERAS medical term mean Enhanced Recovery After Surgery.

ERAS: Enhanced Recovery After Surgery

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