Preoperative | Patient and family | Detailed communication of the basic knowledge of the tumor, the purpose and method of surgery, rehabilitation process, postoperative further treatment. Requested informed consent for study participation | Routine consultation. Requested informed consent for study participation |
| Patient evaluation | Preoperative KPS, pain VAS score, anxiety and depression HADS score, nutritional status NRS 2002 score, VTE Caprini Risk Assessment Scale | Preoperative KPS, pain VAS score, anxiety and depression HADS score, nutritional status NRS 2002 score, VTE Caprini Risk Assessment Scale |
| Nutritional intervention | Nutritional consultation for patients with BMI < 18.5 or > 24, serum albumin level < 3.5 g/dL | Nutritional consultation as needed |
| Antithromboticprophylaxis | Active/passive limb movement, plantar vein pump, intermittent air pressure device, color Doppler ultrasound screening of lower extremity vein | Active/passive limb movement, plantar vein pump, intermittent air pressure device |
| Preventive analgesia | Use of opioids to reduce central and peripheral sensitivity to pain and relieve preoperative anxiety | No |
| Blood management | HB raised to above 100 g/L | No |
| Diet management | Liquid food 2 h before anesthesia and solid food 6 h before anesthesia for patients without aspiration risk | Fasting time for 6-8 h |
Intraoperative | General anesthesia | Combined IV-inhalation anesthesia, induced with propofol sufentanil and rocuronium, and maintained with propofol, fentanyl, and sevoflurane | Combined IV-inhalation anesthesia, induced with propofol sufentanil and rocuronium, and maintained with propofol, fentanyl, and sevoflurane |
| Local incisionanesthesia | Local infiltration anesthesia or intraspinal anesthesia according to patient condition | No |
| Control bleeding | Selective interventional embolization and balloon occlusion of abdominal aorta; Intraoperative control of hypotension and antifibrinolytic drugs administration | Selective interventional embolization and balloon occlusion of abdominal aorta |
| Pain management | Adductor block under the guidance of ultrasound during anesthesia. Drug injection into the periarticular area. Prescriptions included ropivacaine, morphine, ketorolac tromethamine, betamethasone, and norepinephrine | Opioids |
| Infusion restriction | Limited infusion, rational use of colloid and crystal gel combined with intraoperative infusion | No |
| ICU and extubation | Avoid admission to ICU extubate at end of surgery | Routine admission to ICU delayed extubation in ICU |
Postoperative | Diet | Oral free fluids: 6 h after surgery light diet, 8 h after surgery as tolerated by the patient; semi-liquid/solid diet, 12-24 h after surgery; ordinary diet, 24-48 h after surgery | Oral liquid diet |
| Infusion restriction | Daily infusion volume less than 1500 mL | No restrictions |
| Pain management | Combined with selective COX-2 inhibitors, opioids, sedatives, hypnotics, and anxiolytics | Combined with selective COX-2 inhibitors |
| Blood management | Elastic bandage applied to the incision of limb surgery, icing, and limb elevation | No |
| Urinary catheterremoval | Early removal of urinary catheter within 24 h after surgery whenever possible | Routine removal of urinary catheter on POD 1-2 |
| PONV | Prevention with dexamethasone or serotonin receptor | No |
| Early mobilization | In-bed mobilization, 6 h after surgery early ambulation, POD1 | Routine mobilization and ambulation |
Discharge | Patient assessment | Preoperative KPS, pain VAS score, anxiety and depression HADS score, | Preoperative KPS, pain VAS score, anxiety and depression HADS score Nursing satisfaction |
| Other assessments | Complications, LOS | Complications, LOS |
Follow-up | Patient evaluation 30d after discharge | Satisfaction, VAS, daily standing walking time | Satisfaction, VAS, daily standing walking time |