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Jie Li
China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences Guanganmen Hospital
Corresponding Author
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Purpose
This study aims to explore the characteristics, related factors and risk factors of insomnia of patients after operation for gastric cancer.
Methods
A cross-sectional survey was carried out and finally 115 patients with insomnia after operation for gastric cancer were included. The general information, gastric cancer related information, sleep quality and other symptoms were investigated.
Results
①The Pittsburgh sleep quality index score of most insomnia patients after gastric cancer surgery was 11–15 points, the sleep quality rating was “Poor”. ②The sleep quality of patients with insomnia after surgery for gastric cancer is related to the number of chemotherapy cycles, fatigue and depression. ③The risk of reduced sleep quality with the number of chemotherapy cycles > 6 is 3.640 times that of ≤ 6. The risk of reduced sleep quality during moderate to severe fatigue was 4.390 times that of patients with no or mild fatigue.
Conclusion
Attention to related factors and risk factors may be associated with improvement of sleep quality in patients with gastric cancer after surgery.
Keywords
Gastric cancer, Insomnia, Postoperative, Characteristics, Related Factors, Risk Factors
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- ICMJECOIGuanghuiZhu.pdf
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Research Article
Jie Li
China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences Guanganmen Hospital
Corresponding Author
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CURRENT STATUS: Under Review
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Posted 12 Feb, 2021
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Received 08 Mar, 2021
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First submitted
On 16 Jan, 2021
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License:
This work is licensed under a CC BY 4.0 License. Read Full License
Purpose
This study aims to explore the characteristics, related factors and risk factors of insomnia of patients after operation for gastric cancer.
Methods
A cross-sectional survey was carried out and finally 115 patients with insomnia after operation for gastric cancer were included. The general information, gastric cancer related information, sleep quality and other symptoms were investigated.
Results
①The Pittsburgh sleep quality index score of most insomnia patients after gastric cancer surgery was 11–15 points, the sleep quality rating was “Poor”. ②The sleep quality of patients with insomnia after surgery for gastric cancer is related to the number of chemotherapy cycles, fatigue and depression. ③The risk of reduced sleep quality with the number of chemotherapy cycles > 6 is 3.640 times that of ≤ 6. The risk of reduced sleep quality during moderate to severe fatigue was 4.390 times that of patients with no or mild fatigue.
Conclusion
Attention to related factors and risk factors may be associated with improvement of sleep quality in patients with gastric cancer after surgery.
Figure 1
This is a list of supplementary files associated with this preprint. Click to download.
- ICMJECOIBowenXu.pdf
- ICMJECOIHepingWang.pdf
- ICMJECOIJiaqiHu.pdf
- ICMJECOIJieLi.pdf
- ICMJECOIJuanLi.pdf
- ICMJECOIMinghaoDai.pdf
- ICMJECOIXinmiaoWang.pdf
- ICMJECOIGuanghuiZhu.pdf
- SupplementaryFigure1.tif
- SupplementaryFigure2.tif
- SupplementaryFigure3.tif
- SupplementaryTable1.docx
- SupplementaryTable2.docx
- image.png
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