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Table 3 In-hospital mortality of craniotomy patients by characteristics of patients

From: Association between registered nurse staffing levels and in-hospital mortality in craniotomy patients using Korean National Health Insurance data

Variables

Categories

Survival (n = 43,464)

Death (n = 3315)

χ 2 (p)

n (%)

n (%)

Sex

Male

21,821(91.6)

2000(8.4)

126.40 (<.001)

Female

21,643(94.3)

1315(5.7)

Age (year)

20–29

1441(96.5)

53(3.6)

130.98 (<.001)

30–39

2954(95.2)

149(4.8)

40–49

7155(93.9)

464(6.1)

50–59

11,658(93.3)

841(6.7)

60–69

9885(92.7)

783(7.3)

≥70

10,371(91.0)

1025(9.0)

Type of craniotomy

Major craniotomy (excluding trauma)

28,540(95.5)

1353(4.5)

858.01 (<.001)

Other craniotomy (excluding trauma)

6335(87.1)

941(12.9)

Craniotomy for trauma

8589(89.4)

1021(10.6)

Complications and comorbidities

None

24,527(97.3)

679(2.7)

2454.81 (<.001)

Minor

11,860(92.0)

1036(8.0)

Moderate

7077(81.6)

1600(18.4)

Admission route

Outpatient department

26,662(97.7)

622(2.3)

2297.39 (<.001)

Emergency department

16,802(86.2)

2693(13.8)

Year of operation

2014

21,760(92.7)

1712(7.3)

3.07 (.080)

2015

21,704(93.1)

1603(6.9)