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JinhuaNSICU, an open accessible Neurosurgical Intensive Care Database.
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Abstract
The Jinhua Central Hospital Neurosurgical Intensive Care Unit Database (JinhuaNSICU) is a single-center, bilingual (Chinese and English), and open public database focused on neurosurgery patients. This database has been filtered, cleaned, and de-identified, recording a variety of rich clinical information throughout the entire hospital stay of patients admitted to the NSICU. It contains 8,773 individuals with 20,530 episodes' demographics, laboratory tests, vital signs, microbiology culture, examinations with reports, medications with extra special chinese herbal, orders, operations, and surgery with anesthesia. More than 26% of patients have records of more than three hospitalizations. Creating this neurosurgery database will bridge the existing gap in neurosurgical data and inspire more researchers to participate in neurosurgical research, which will further promote the follow-up studies, development of clinical decision support tools and sharing of data for international observation analysis.
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