Table 1.

pre-, intra-, and postoperative topics.

Preoperative	Intraoperative	Postoperative
Patient selection	CRS	Postoperative care
•Multidisciplinary team meeting •Timing indication HIPEC •Suspected stage IV •Resectable stage IV metastases •Histological subtype •Contraindications HIPEC	•Presence oncological/gastrointestinal surgeon •Patient positioning •Peritoneal Cancer Index •Extent of omentectomy •Use of Coagulation/PlasmaJet for peritonitis •Definition residual disease	•Timing of extubation •Postoperative monitoring •Postoperative nausea and vomiting •Nasogastric tube •Postoperative nutrition •Analgesia •Thrombosis prophylaxis •Blood examination •Excreta
Preoperative workup	HIPEC procedure	Follow-up and adjuvant treatment
•Required imaging •Diagnostic laparoscopy •Outpatient visit •Nutritional status •Preoperative bowel preparation •Patient information	•Thoracic chemoperfusion •Prophylactic chest tube •Prevention of nephrotoxicity •Hemodynamics •Inflow and outflow drains •Routine use of abdominal drain •Intra-abdominal temperature •Stirring the perfusate •Plastic sheet •Core temperature •Timing of bowel anastomoses •Skin sutures or staples	•Outpatient visit in HIPEC center •How soon to start adjuvant chemotherapy