Research Article

Prevalence of Insomnia among Pancreatic Cancer Patients following Pancreaticoduodenectomy

Table 3

Prevalence of mild insomnia and moderate to severe insomnia in patients postpancreaticoduodenectomy.

VariableISI score 8–14 ()ISI ()

Age,
Gender, (%)Male8 (66.7%)5 (71.4%)
Female4 (33.3%)2 (28.6%)
BMI,
Smoking, (%)2 (16.7%)3 (42.9%)
Alcohol consumption, (%)2 (16.7%)3 (42.9%)
Caffeine intake, (%)5 (41.7%)5 (71.4%)
Physical activity, (%)8 (66.7%)5 (71.4%)
Comorbidities, (%)Diabetes5 (41.7%)3 (42.9%)
COPD00 (4.5%)
CVD6 (50.0%)4 (57.1%)
CKD01 (14.3%)
Tumor characteristics, (%)Grade11 (8.3%)1 (14.3%)
27 (58.3%)6 (85.7%)
34 (33.3%)0
400
T stage102 (28.6%)
29 (75.0%)4 (57.1%)
33 (25.0%)1 (34.3%)
400
N stage03 (25.0%)2 (28.6%)
15 (41.7%)4 (57.1%)
24 (33.3%)1 (14.3%)
M stage011 (91.7%)7 (100.0%)
11 (8.3%)0
Tumor size,
Treatment regimen, (%)Adjuvant chemotherapy6 (50.0%)6 (85.7%)
Neoadjuvant chemotherapy01 (14.3%)
Adjuvant radiotherapy00
Neoadjuvant radiotherapy00
No chemotherapy or radiotherapy6 (50.0%)0
All-cause mortality, (%)1 (8.3%)0

BMI: body mass index; COPD: chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; CVD: cardiovascular disease; CKD: chronic kidney disease; ISI: Insomnia Severity Index; PSQI: Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index. Significance at ; significance at .