Effects of high-quality neurosurgical nursing care on improving clinical nursing quality

Table 1 Comparison table of basic data of research subjects, n (%)

	Study group (n = 40)	Control group (n = 40)	χ2/t	P value
Age (year)	56.182 ± 5.174	56.744 ± 4.956	0.496	0.621
Sex (number of people)			0.051	0.822
Male	23 (57.5)	22 (55.0)
Female	17 (42.5)	18 (45.0)
Pathological examination (number of people)			0.212	0.976
Craniocerebral trauma	13 (32.5)	12 (30.0)
Cerebrovascular disease	10 (25.0)	11 (27.5)
Brain tumor	11 (27.5)	10 (25.0)
Others	6 (15.0)	7 (17.5)
Pathological grading (number of people)			0.347	0.841
Level I	6 (15.0)	8 (20.0)
Level II	16 (40)	15 (37.5)
Level III	18 (45.0)	17 (42.5)
Surgical method (number of people)			0.120	0.942
Emergency neurosurgical surgery	13 (32.5)	12 (30.0)
Vascular neurosurgery	10 (25.0)	11 (27.5)
Tumor neurosurgery surgery	11 (27.5)	10 (25.0)
Average duration of illness (year)	3.212 ± 0.028	3.214 ± 0.016	0.392	0.696
Hospitalization days (day)	120.212 ± 0.321	120.221 ± 0.241	0.142	0.888
Follow up time (month)	8.654 ± 0.352	8.587 ± 0.314	0.898	0.372
Adjuvant therapy (number of people)	20 (50.0)	18 (45.0)	0.201	0.654