Get fit to fight: Pre-Surgery training cuts cancer op risks
NCT ID NCT07389746
Summary
This study tests if a 'prehabilitation' program helps high-risk patients better survive major gastrointestinal cancer surgery. For four weeks before their operation, participants will do supervised high-intensity exercise, receive special nutrition, and get psychological support. Researchers want to see if this preparation makes patients more resilient and reduces serious post-surgery complications compared to standard care.
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University Hospital of Cologne
Cologne, 50931, Germany
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