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Enhanced Recovery After Surgery

GAMIDA is with you every step of the way.

During the patient’s perioperative care, our product ranges are part of the various ERAS protocols.

Our products are aimed at a wide range of professionals involved in ERAS protocols: surgeons, anaesthetists, nurses, nursing assistants, physiotherapists, HHCPs and patients.

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GAMIDA in ERAS

Find out more about the products we offer:

The products we offer in anaesthesia / intensive care are all part of ERAS protocols: post-surgery rehabilitation, to optimise patient management, such as:

Cryoanalgesia with Metrum Cryoflex®
  • Treating chronic and acute pain with a minimally invasive outpatient procedure based on the interruption of sensory functions in certain structures of the peripheral nervous system through the application of low temperatures (-50°C).
Advanced monitoring with Deltex®
  • Applying validated decision-making algorithms for monitoring parameters such as systolic ejection volume with the Deltex® oesophageal Doppler during general anaesthesia, to limit length of stay and post-operative complications.
Temperature management
  • Combat hypothermia throughout the patient’s care journey with FlowTherm® and ThermoSens® infusion warmers and Em-Med® warming cabinets.
Virtual reality with Healthy Mind®
  • Reducing patient stress before, during and after surgery using therapeutic virtual reality with the Healthy Mind® virtual reality headset

Find out more about the products we offer:

  • Pre-operative
  • Intra-operative
  • Post-operative

Pre-operative

  • Cryoanalgesia:

Cryoanalgesia can be used preoperatively, under ultrasound guidance, to prevent acute postoperative pain.

  • Therapeutic virtual reality:

Preoperatively, our HealthyMind therapeutic virtual reality solution helps create a state of well-being in patients through hypnotic narration, music therapy, and cardiac coherence breathing exercises.

In the operating room, this therapeutic immersion helps reduce patient anxiety and limit the use of anxiolytics.

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Intra-operative

  • Cryoanalgesia:

In open thoracic surgery, cryoanalgesia of the intercostal nerves is indicated to combat immediate postoperative pain.

  • Hemodynamic monitoring:

In the operating room, the anesthesiologist uses the TrueVue monitor to ensure optimal, individualized fluid management.

  • Therapeutic virtual reality:

During surgery, awake patients under regional anesthesia can continue their therapeutic immersion and maintain a sense of well-being thanks to the HealthyMind therapeutic solution.

  • Temperature management:

To prevent intraoperative hypothermia, several types of active warming systems are used to maintain a core temperature around 36.5°C: Sewoon’s ThermoSens®, GamidaTech’s FlowTherm®, and EM-MED’s EmTherm® line of warming cabinets.

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Post-operative

  • Therapeutic virtual reality:

In the postoperative period, HealthyMind headsets are provided to patients to reduce pain and anxiety in the post-anesthesia care unit and the intensive care unit.

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Focus on pain management and patient comfort in ERAS.

GAMIDA works alongside healthcare teams to help them prevent, treat and monitor pain, anxiety and patient comfort.

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What is Enhanced Recovery After Surgery?

Watch this video to understand ERAS

Enhanced Recovery After Surgery, known as ERAS, is a set of measures taken before, during and after surgery to ensure a faster and better quality recovery. It is indicated whenever a patient undergoes what is known as major surgery: digestive, orthopaedic, gynaecological, etc.

The results of ERAS are an improvement in recovery and the quality of post-operative care, a reduction in overall morbidity and a reduction in the length of post-operative stay. There are no contraindications to ERAS protocols, but it is necessary to adapt them when managing patients.

Source: Grace website: https://www.grace-asso.fr/grace-et-vous/rac