Sleep complaints are especially common in survivors of childhood cancer who have
sustained an injury to the hypothalamus or brainstem, have evidence of endocrine …

Goal The goal of this study was to characterize the sleep problems of children with cancer
who were referred for a comprehensive sleep evaluation. Materials and methods A …

Approximately three-fourths of all pediatric cancer patients will be long-term survivors;
however, there can be a steep cost for cancer survivorship. Cancer treatment involves …

Cancer in children has detrimental effects on sleep patterns and sleep quality, which in turn
impacts on the perception of, and the ability to cope with, the emotional and physical …

Sleep disturbances represent an understudied yet common source of distress among
pediatric cancer patients and survivors, with deleterious effects on quality of life. Sleep …

This review includes research findings from sleep-related studies on specific types of
cancers, on specific types of treatment protocols, and on persons with end-stage cancer …

Objective The purpose of this systematic review was to describe the occurrence of sleep
disruptions in pediatric cancer patients and to identify and discuss the factors related to the …

OBJECTIVES: To identify the prevalence of long-term sleep disturbances in children
successfully treated for central nervous system tumors by use of subjective and objective …

Background Children with cancer are known to have sleep problems. Although
hospitalization and psychosocial factors are considered to be the factors affecting children's …

The purpose of this systematic review was to examine the evidence for sleep-related
disturbances among adolescents with cancer, particularly the types of disturbances …