Mechanical bowel preparation (MBP) has been historically used before colorectal surgery to reduce infectious complications. However, contemporary analyses question its standalone utility. Recent ERAS and meta-analytical data suggest the paradigm is shifting toward more evidence-driven, selective practices. This entry explores the evolving role of MBP in modern surgical protocols.
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