Association between anxiety and depression and sleep quality in benign laryngotracheal stenosis patients and analysis of risk factors

The results demonstrate a high prevalence of sleep disorders and comorbid anxiety or depressive moods among patients with LTS. These psychological factors both correlate with and independently predict sleep impairment. These results underscore the need for integrated and proactive approaches addressing both physical and mental health components in LTS management, focusing on high-risk subgroups stratified based on age, monthly household income per capita, anxiety/depression status, and number of prior surgeries.