Yannick Cerantola

TL;DR: ERAS has not yet been widely implemented in urology and evidence for individual interventions is limited or unavailable and the experience in other surgical disciplines encourages the development of an ERAS protocol for cystectomy.

TL;DR: There is high evidence that focal therapy is safe and has low detrimental impact on continence and potency, and oncological effectiveness is yet to be defined against standard of care.

TL;DR: Patients undergoing major gastrointestinal surgery are at increased risk of developing complications and the use of immunonutrition in such patients is not widespread because the available data are heterogeneous, and some show contradictory results with regard to complications, mortality and length of hospital stay.

TL;DR: Proper management of postoperative complications, such as pancreatic leak and intraabdominal abscess, minimizes the risk of delayed PPH and suggests a novel algorithm as possible standard of care.

TL;DR: Enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) for radical cystectomy seems logical, but there is a paucity in the level of clinical evidence, so global collaboration to collect evidence is welcomed.