Effects of nursing care in fast-track surgery on postoperative pain, psychological state, and patient satisfaction with nursing for glioma

Table 1 Comparison of postoperative rehabilitation outcomes

Group	n	Duration of operative time (min)	Intraoperative bleeding (mL)	Time to excretion (d)	Time to out-of-bed activities (d)	Length of hospital stay (d)
Control	69	73.25 ± 12.35	79.21 ± 17.33	4.82 ± 2.19	5.44 ± 1.02	14.76 ± 4.52
Experimental	69	71.67 ± 11.09	76.45 ± 21.05	3.36 ± 1.06	1.97 ± 0.67	9.53 ± 3.22
t		0.733	0.549	7.655	8.054	12.093
P value		0.454	0.378	0.021	0.017	0.001

Table 2 Pain score immediately after the operation and at 3 d after the operation

Group	n	Immediately after operation	3 d after operation
Control	69	4.65 ± 1.52	3.21 ± 0.73
Experimental	69	4.37 ± 1.63	1.25 ± 0.54
t		0.635	5.673
P value		0.364	0.037

Table 3 Differences in psychological status immediately after the operation and at 3 d after the operation

Group	n	SAS		SDS
		Immediately after operation	3 d after operation	Immediately after operation	3 d after operation
Control	69	44.32 ± 11.63	33.04 ± 10.64	41.25 ± 9.53	26.43 ± 6.75
Experimental	69	41.21 ± 13.98	21.67 ± 9. 45	38.95 ± 9.16	15.73 ± 5.33
t		0.635	11.635	0.544	12.112
P value		0.364	0.001	0.441	0.001

Table 4 Comparison of patient satisfaction with nursing between the two groups, n (%)

Group	n	Dissatisfied	Partly satisfied	Satisfied	Highly satisfied	Satisfaction rate (%)
Control	69	5 (7.2)	8 (11.6)	29 (42.0)	27 (39.1)	81.2
Experimental	69	1 (1.4)	3 (4.3)	30 (43.5)	35 (50.7)	94.2
χ2						6.793
P value						0.031