Maxime Sanders

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Maxime Sanders is a leading figure in the advancement of perioperative care, with a focused expertise in enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) protocols for complex oncologic procedures. Their major contribution lies in the rigorous clinical evaluation and implementation of ERAS pathways for esophagectomy, demonstrating that structured, evidence-based protocols can be safely and effectively integrated into high-volume tertiary centers. Sanders’ landmark work, "Implementation of an enhanced recovery after surgery protocol for esophagectomy," provides a critical benchmark for surgical teams aiming to reduce complications and accelerate recovery in esophageal cancer patients. This study has garnered significant attention, accumulating 2 citations and serving as a foundational reference for subsequent ERAS research. Beyond this core achievement, Sanders is recognized for bridging the gap between protocol design and real-world clinical application, offering actionable insights for both surgeons and anesthesiologists. Their work not only improves patient outcomes but also sets a new standard for quality improvement in thoracic surgery. For students and researchers, Sanders exemplifies how meticulous implementation science can transform surgical practice, making high-risk procedures safer and more efficient.