Sleep pattern changes in patients with lung cancer

Background: There are multiple connections between sleep and lung cancer. Both of them impacting each other cancer can make it difficult to well due symptoms treatment side effects( 20-70% patients suffer insomnia) .Also there is possible relationship nocturnal intermittent hypoxia, apnea daytime sleepiness, progression considered as risk factor obstructive severity. Aim the work: evaluate pattern changes in with Patients methods: 26 non small cell were interviewed for assessment histopathological subtypes stages according TNM classification treated at Department Clinical Oncology Nuclear Medicine (chemotherapy, radiotherapy, targeted therapy surgical scheduled), they underwent questionnaire Epworth Sleepiness Score (ESS).overnight full polysomnography was done.