Patient’s Preference on Neurosurgeon’s Attire and Appearance: A Single Center Study in Korea Cross-Sectional Study

Table 2

Responses to survey questions.

	Dress shoes	Sneakers	Clogs	sandals	No preference
Q-1. (prefer shoes)	30 (30%)	16 (16%)	8 (8%)	3 (3%)	43 (43%)
	Yes	No preference
Q-2. (prefer nametag)	76 (76%)	24 (24%)
Q-3. (negative view on accessory)	42 (42%)	58 (58%)
Q-4. (negative view on dyeing)	33 (33%)	67 (67%)
Q-5. (negative view on mustache or beard)	49 (49%)	51 (51%)
	Short hair	Long hair	No preference
Q-6. (prefer hair length in male)	49 (49%)	0 (0%)	51 (51%)
	30-39	40-49	50-59	60-69	No preference
Q-7. (preferred age)	7 (7%)	27 (27%)	31 (31%)	6 (6%)	29 (29%)
	Graduated university	the center; MD working	the center; MD trained	Other’s recommendation	No preference
Q-8. (preferred criteria When to choose neurosurgeon)	11 (11%)	28 (28%)	2 (2%)	31 (31%)	28 (28%)
	Professor	Residents	Intern	nurse
Q-9. (the most tidy occupation)	69 (69%)	11 (11%)	2 (2%)	18 (18%)