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Fast‐track rehabilitation after robot‐assisted laparoscopic cystectomy accelerates postoperative recovery

There is evidence from large abdominal surgeries and some open cystectomy series that multifactorial fast‐track regimens shorten postoperative convalescence without any effect on morbidity and mortality. Such a regimen is of particular interest in combination with minimally invasive techniques, as early patient recovery demands for more rapid nutrition and mobilisation schemes. The present study, in a single institution, reports on the design, application and results of a fast‐track protocol in patients undergoing robot‐assisted laparoscopic cystectomy. There was no evidence of a higher incidence of complications with the fast‐track regimen and postoperative recovery was faster.