In a study from Delhi, patients who listened to gentle flute or piano music during surgery under general anaesthesia needed less propofol and painkillers. They also woke up clearer, had lower stress hormones and smoother recoveries.
(c) Stephen Andrews
(c) Stephen Andrews

Muziki unafafuta mkazo wa upasuaji na kuharakisha kupona

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Katika utafiti mjini Delhi, wagonjwa waliolala chini ya anaesthesia na kusikiliza muziki wa filimbi au piano walihitaji kiasi kidogo cha propofol na dawa za maumivu. Walipoamka walikuwa na akili wazi, viwango vya homoni za msongo viko chini, na kupona kwao kulikuwa laini zaidi.

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