Comments on “The Comparison of the Effect of Two Complementary Medicine Methods (Music Therapy and Massage Therapy) On Postoperative Acute Pain After Abdominal Surgery: A Randomized Clinical Trial Study”

3- One of the most important inclusion criteria of music therapy group was the interest of patients to the music of nature (5). [...]they should be interested in listening to the music of nature and the authors should consider this point, as well. 4- Although pain intensity at the baseline had no si...

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Published inIranian red crescent medical journal Vol. 21; no. 1
Main Authors Farzaneh, Mehran, Bahmanjahromi, Ayda, Abbasijahromi, Ali, Zarean, Vahid, Nikooei, Saeid
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Mashhad Zamen Salamati Publishing 01.01.2019
Subjects
Abdomen
Abdominal surgery
Alternative medicine
Cholecystectomy
Clinical trials
Headphones
Intensive care
Music therapy
Narcotics
Pain
Patient satisfaction
Iran
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Summary:3- One of the most important inclusion criteria of music therapy group was the interest of patients to the music of nature (5). [...]they should be interested in listening to the music of nature and the authors should consider this point, as well. 4- Although pain intensity at the baseline had no significant difference between the groups, technique of surgery may affect postoperative pain. [...]the mean of received opioid and the pain intensity can vary. 5- In the music therapy group, the volume was adjusted to 50-70 dB for all patients. [...]the mentioned study certainly added evidence to the current literature, and revealed that massage and music therapy can reduce the postoperative opioid dosage.
ISSN:2074-1804
2074-1812
DOI:10.5812/ircmj.62036