Rehabilitation Training Combined with Jiaji Electroacupuncture Can Promote the Recovery of Muscle Group Function and Improve the Quality of Life in Patients with Upper Limb Peripheral Nerve Injury

Table 1

Clinical data sheet.

	Control group (n = 59)	Observation group (n = 65)	X^2/t
Gender
Male	37 (62.71)	45 (69.23)	0.587	0.444
Female	22 (37.29)	20 (30.77)	0.695	0.393
Age (years)	38.2 ± 8.7	37.6 ± 8.3
Injury time (h)	5.09 ± 1.17	5.04 ± 1.19	0.236	0.814
Injury site			0.874	0.646
Radial nerve	24 (40.68)	29 (44.62)
Ulnar nerve	17 (28.81)	27 (41.54)
Median nerve	18 (30.51)	19 (29.23)
Cause of injuries			3.917	0.271
Traffic accidents	16 (27.12)	13 (20.00)
Incised wound	9 (15.25)	12 (18.46)
Hinge rolling injury	20 (33.90)	31 (47.69)
Puncture wound	14 (23.73)	9 (13.85)
Degree of nerve rupture			0.700	0.403
Incomplete fracture	31 (52.54)	39 (60.00)
Complete fracture	28 (47.46)	26 (40.00)
Operation modes
Repair of neurological defect	34 (57.63)	40 (61.54)	0.282	0.869
Neuroanastomosis	10 (16.95)	9 (13.85)
Neurolysis	15 (25.42)	16 (24.61)
Extent of damage			0.955	0.328
Moderate injury	25 (42.37)	22 (33.85)
Severe injury	34 (57.63)	43 (66.15)