Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2024.
World J Psychiatry. Jun 19, 2024; 14(6): 876-883
Published online Jun 19, 2024. doi: 10.5498/wjp.v14.i6.876
Table 1 Comparison of the general data between the routing and intervention groups
Data
Routing group (n = 134)
Intervention group (n = 66)
t/χ2/Z
P value
Age (yr, mean ± SD)43.75 ± 7.1545.39 ± 4.671.9540.052
BMI (kg/m2, mean ± SD)23.40 ± 1.2323.59 ± 1.840.7470.457
Marital status [n (%)]0.1860.918
        Spinsterhood7 (5.22)4 (6.06)
        Married106 (79.11)53 (80.30)
        Divorced/widowed21 (15.67)9 (13.64)
Cultural levels [n (%)]0.1540.878
        Junior school or below25 (18.66)11 (16.67)
        High school/technical secondary school76 (56.72)39 (59.09)
        College or higher33 (24.62)16 (24.24)
Sources of treatment costs [n (%)]3.8900.149
        Fee22 (16.42)8 (12.12)
        Medical insurance96 (71.64)55 (83.33)
        Private expense16 (11.94)3 (4.55)
Tumor diameter (cm, mean ± SD)4.16 ± 1.054.41 ± 0.981.6230.104
Lesion localization [n (%)]1.2320.550
        Left side62 (46.27)29 (43.94)
        Right side58 (43.28)32 (48.48)
        Both sides14 (10.45)5 (7.58)
TNM [n (%)]1.7630.078
        I29 (21.64)9 (13.64)
        II82 (61.19)40 (60.61)
        III23 (17.16)17 (25.76)
Pathological type [n (%)]1.1400.802
        Early invasive cancer12 (8.96)5 (7.58)
        Invasive nonspecific carcinoma110 (82.09)58 (87.88)
        Specific invasive carcinoma7 (5.22)2 (3.03)
        Else5 (3.73)1 (1.52)
Operation mode [n (%)]0.1780.724
        Mastectomy surgery102 (98.51)52 (78.79)
        Breast conservation32 (23.88)14 (21.21)
Table 2 Comparison of the Functional Assessment of Cancer Therapy-Breast scores between the routing and intervention groups (points, mean ± SD)
Time
Group
Case
Physiological well-being
Emotional well-being
Social well-being
Functional well-being
Specific breast cancer subscale
Total points
T1
Routing group13418.45 ± 3.3916.09 ± 2.6717.10 ± 3.6415.06 ± 4.0519.96 ± 4.3586.65 ± 8.05
Intervention group6617.82 ± 4.5116.67 ± 3.5517.53 ± 4.0715.77 ± 2.4721.08 ± 4.9288.68 ± 8.46
t value1.0021.1690.7611.5381.6391.799
P value0.6300.2450.4470.1260.1030.074
T2
Routing group13420.50 ± 3.34a18.60 ± 3.42a22.08 ± 3.13a19.37 ± 3.45a23.71 ± 3.33a104.27 ± 7.87a
Intervention group6622.27 ± 2.80a20.56 ± 1.72a23.68 ± 2.75a22.61 ± 2.40a26.29 ± 2.18a115.41 ± 5.85a
t value3.9405.3823.5327.6976.55611.249
P value< 0.001< 0.0010.001< 0.001< 0.001< 0.001
Table 3 Comparison of limb shoulder joint activity of the affected limb between the routing and the intervention groups (°, mean ± SD)
Time
Group
Case
Anteflexion
Posterior extension
Abduction
Internal rotation
External rotation
T1
Routing group134150.39 ± 11.5740.75 ± 3.25161.97 ± 8.1472.10 ± 5.6377.26 ± 5.72
Intervention group66148.97 ± 13.9939.68 ± 5.24163.03 ± 7.2173.97 ± 7.6775.70 ± 6.69
t value0.7601.5140.8991.7631.629
P value0.4480.1340.3700.0810.106
T2
Routing group134123.90 ± 14.14a28.49 ± 4.58a115.48 ± 7.37a60.00 ± 8.66a64.37 ± 5.29a
Intervention group66130.97 ± 17.07a32.83 ± 5.59a126.21 ± 9.40a64.65 ± 9.34a67.58 ± 8.44a
t value3.1025.4708.1313.4812.822
P value0.002< 0.001< 0.0010.0010.006
Table 4 Comparison of complications between the routing and intervention groups, n (%)
Group
Case
Skin flap necrosis
Upper limb lymphadendema
Scalp hydrops
Wound infection

Else
Total
Routing group1347 (5.22)17 (12.69)4 (2.99)12 (8.96)6 (4.48)46 (34.33)
Intervention group662 (3.03)6 (9.09)0 3 (4.55)1 (1.52)12 (18.18)
χ25.075
P value0.024
Table 5 Comparison of care satisfaction between the routing and intervention groups, n (%)
Group
Case
Not satisfied
Satisfied
Very satisfied
Total
Routing group13429 (21.64)69 (51.49)36 (26.87)105 (78.36)
Intervention group666 (9.09)34 (51.52)26 (39.39)60 (90.91)
χ24.825
P value0.028