Relationship Between Duration of Surgery and Post-operative Quality of Life in Cases of Neurological Tumors; A Retrospective Study.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48047/14wzgt49Keywords:
Neurological tumor, duration of surgery, postoperative complications, functional recovery, quality of life.Abstract
Duration of surgery is an important factor in the postoperative recovery of patients undergoing
neurologic tumor removal. This study examines the relationship between the duration of surgery
and postoperative quality of life in patients with neurological tumors.
By retrospectively analyzing data from 450 patients, this study aims to determine how delayed
surgical time affects postoperative complications, recovery time, and quality of life. The resulting
coefficients show that longer operative time is associated with increased postoperative
complications, slower healing time and decreased quality of life. Figures Scatter plot showing the
relationship between operative time and postoperative period complications.
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