A protocol is not enough to implement an enhanced recovery programme for colorectal resection
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K. Lassen | K. Fearon | O. Ljungqvist | H. Kehlet | A. Kessels | A. Revhaug | J. Nygren | M. V. von Meyenfeldt | J. Maessen | J. Hausel | C. Dejong | J. Andersen
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