Colorectal Cancer Anatomical Site and Sleep Quality.

Mimi TonNathaniel F WatsonArthur SillahRachel C MalenJulia D LabadieAdriana M ReedyStacey A CohenAndrea N Burnett-HartmanPolly A NewcombAmanda I Phipps

Published in: Cancers (2021)

Overall, rectal cancer patients were more likely to have sleep complications compared to colon cancer patients. This suggests sleep-focused survivorship care may be adapted according to CRC site to ensure patients receive appropriate support.

Keyphrases

end stage renal disease
sleep quality
chronic kidney disease
ejection fraction
newly diagnosed
prognostic factors
physical activity
squamous cell carcinoma
palliative care
risk factors
young adults
chronic pain
pain management