International Journal of Nursing Research

Liver cancer, as one of the highly prevalent malignant tumors worldwide, its treatment model is constantly being innovated with the development of medical technology. Immune-targeted combined therapy has become an important direction in the current treatment of liver cancer. The concept of Enhanced Recovery after Surgery (ERAS) focuses on reducing the physical and psychological stress of patients during the perioperative period and promoting rapid postoperative recovery, which is highly consistent with the clinical needs of immunotargeted therapy for liver cancer. This article starts from the core connotation of the concept of enhanced recovery after surgery, combines the pathophysiological characteristics of the perioperative period of immunotargeted therapy for liver cancer, systematically reviews the research progress in nursing in aspects such as preoperative assessment and preparation, precise intraoperative nursing, postoperative complication management, nutritional support and psychological intervention, analyzes the existing problems in current clinical practice, and looks forward to the future development direction of nursing. The aim is to provide clinical nursing staff with scientific nursing ideas, further improve the perioperative nursing quality of patients with liver cancer undergoing immunotargeted therapy, and enhance the prognosis of patients.

Enhanced recovery after surgery; Liver cancer; Immunotargeted therapy; Perioperative nursing; Research progress