June 2013 PMID 23740695

Music interventions for preoperative anxiety.

Joke Bradt, Cheryl Dileo, Minjung Shim

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The groups of discussions reflect a positive and open attitude toward using music to ease preoperative anxiety, with example phrases like 'Yo la uso desde hace tiempo' indicating personal application, and questions such as '¿alguna experiencia?' showing curiosity. The tone is casual and supportive, highlighting general interest rather than deep critique or high-impact advocacy.

AgreementModerate agreement

Most discussions express support or curiosity about using music interventions to reduce preoperative anxiety, with some sharing personal experiences or referencing the article.

InterestModerate interest

There is moderate interest reflected in questions about personal or observed experiences, indicating curiosity but not intense engagement.

EngagementModerate engagement

Comments include sharing of personal routines and light discussion about the method’s practicality, showing a basic level of interaction.

ImpactModerate impact

The conversations imply a recognition of the potential benefits of music interventions, but their direct influence on practice or policy seems limited at this stage.

Abstract in brief

The text discusses how patients often experience significant anxiety before surgery, which can lead to negative physical effects and complicate recovery; while sedatives are commonly used, they can have side effects, so non-drug methods like music therapy and music medicine are being explored as alternatives.
It explains the difference between music medicine, which involves passive listening to prerecorded music by medical staff, and music therapy, which includes personalized musical experiences facilitated by trained therapists, highlighting the need for a review to evaluate their effectiveness.
Researchers searched multiple medical and research databases up to August 2012 to find studies comparing the effects of music interventions plus standard care versus standard care alone on reducing preoperative anxiety.]

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Federico Kuster

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Uso de música para disminuir la ansiedad en el pre operatorio. Yo la uso desde hace tiempo. El problema algunas veces me piden cumbia en block.

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