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By Chris Cooke | Posted on Friday July 19th, 2019
Listening to relaxing music is as effective in reducing the anxiety felt by most of my patients just before the procedure as feeding it with anti-anxiety medications.
According to a new study from the University of Pennsylvania, patients listening to soothing music with ear muffs exhibited a level of anxiety similar to that of patients who received midazolam sedation. Which suggests that music could be used as an alternative without treatment to treat anxiety before surgery.
The researchers performed the test on 157 adults, half of whom took the medication, while the other half listened to the instrumental track "Weightless" by Marconi Union.
Although anxiety levels in drug patients decreased further, the difference between the two groups was not very significant. And it has been suggested that if patients listened to music longer, or could choose the music that they listened to, the musical option could be even more effective.
The researchers acknowledged that the concept needed to be deepened, but nevertheless, "music medicine offers an alternative to intravenous midazolam before single-device peripheral nerve blocking procedures."
So that's good, is not it? I think a "Surgical Chill Out" playlist will gain popularity on Spotify by the end of the day. Filled with pieces of Epidemic Music libraries, without a doubt.
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