Patients who listen to music during surgery need less propofol for staying unconscious and fewer additional doses of fentanyl to control spikes in blood pressure or heart rate
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Patients who listen to music during surgery need less propofol for staying unconscious and fewer additional doses of fentanyl to control spikes in blood pressure or heart rate
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Playing calming instrumental music during surgery can improve patient recovery, a new study says.
A new study finds patients who listen to music during surgery wake faster and need fewer painkillers.
A volte è il modo più immediato per valutare l’efficacia di vari interventi su musicisti limitati da particolari malattie
Trova l’ospedale di eccellenza per la cura dei disturbi cardiaci con il database di Ospedali
Trova l’ospedale di eccellenza per la cura dei disturbi cardiaci con il database di Ospedali
The ancient Indian practice could be a simple and cheap way to treat the common condition, according to researchers
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