[Retracted] Effect of Holistic Nursing Intervention Combined with Humanized Nursing Intervention on Activities of Daily Living and Limb Movement Ability of Elderly Patients with Cerebral Hemorrhage after Surgery

Table 1

Statistical analysis of patients’ general information (n,  ± s).

Analysis indexes	Reference group (n = 64)	Study group (n = 64)	χ^2/t
Age range (years)	60–86	61–85
Average age (years)	73.28 ± 8.15	72.89 ± 7.85	0.2757	0.7832
Body mass index (kg/m^2)	22.54 ± 4.52	22.49 ± 4.60	0.0620	0.9506
Amount of bleeding (ml)	55.61 ± 9.72	55.54 ± 9.36	0.0415	0.9670
Preoperative Glasgow coma score (points)	8.18 ± 2.24	8.23 ± 2.21	0.1271	0.8991
Gender			0.1270	0.722
Male	35 (54.69%)	37 (57.81%)
Female	29 (45.31%)	27 (42.19%)
Underlying diseases			0.2976	0.585
Hypertension	41 (64.06%)	38 (59.38%)
Diabetes	23 (35.94%)	26 (40.63%)
Bleeding sites			0.1296	0.719
Basal ganglia	25 (39.06%)	27 (42.19%)
Thalamus	16 (25.00%)	17 (26.56%)
Cerebellum	10 (15.63%)	8 (12.50%)
Cerebral ventricles	8 (12.50%)	8 (12.50%)
Cerebral lobes	5 (7.81%)	4 (6.25%)
Smoking (n)	33 (51.56%)	36 (56.25%)	0.2830	0.595
Drinking (n)	40 (62.50%)	42 (65.63%)	0.1357	0.713
Surgery types			0.1357	0.713
Craniotomy	40 (62.50%)	42 (65.63%)
Minimally invasive surgery	24 (37.50%)	22 (34.38%)
Education			0.1296	0.719
Junior high school and below	37 (57.81%)	39 (60.94%)
Above junior high school	27 (42.19%)	25 (39.06%)
Residence			0.4013	0.526
Urban area	48 (75.00%)	51 (79.69%)
Rural area	16 (25.00%)	13 (20.31%)