Listening to music effectively reduces pain and anxiety during intermaxillary fixation with enhanced patient comfort and stability besides being a safer , simpler and an affordable modality.
Listening to standardized instrumental music during diode-laser maxillary frenectomy was associated with lower postoperative dental anxiety, perceived stress, and early postoperative pain, together with favorable changes in selected physiological parameters.
Fatma Uçan Yarkaç, Dilek Özkan Şen, M. Demir et al.· Quintessence International· 0 citations
Infants with congenital heart disease frequently undergo cardiac catheterization, an invasive procedure associated with pain and physiological stress.
Our aim was to evaluate the effects of acupressure applied before and after cardiac catheterization on pain, heart rate, and oxygen saturation.
This ra...
İlçim Ercan-Koyuncu, D. Gözen· Journal of Cardiovascular Nu...· 0 citations
Background: Dental anxiety is a major barrier to successful pediatric dental treatment. Although Eye Movement Desensitization (EMD) and binaural beats have individually demonstrated anxiolytic benefits, no randomized clinical trial has directly compared their effectiveness during pediatric dental extractions.
Aim: To...
T. Kotaiah, Liya T. Sebastian, P. Prasanna et al.· Adolescência e Saúde· 0 citations
Background: Dental anxiety can adversely affect patient cooperation and physiological responses during tooth extraction. Distraction techniques provide a simple, non-pharmacological approach to anxiety management; however, the relative effects of audio, video, and combined audio-visual distraction in adult patients und...
Sidharth Erramshetty, L. Chellappa, D. Francis· Adolescência e Saúde· 0 citations
Chest tube removal after coronary artery bypass graft is frequently reported by patients as stressful and painful, highlighting the need for effective nonpharmacological interventions. Slow deep breathing relaxation exercises (SDBREs) may serve as a simple nursing strategy to reduce discomfort. In this study, we aimed...
Ahmad Lutfi Abu Sabiha, B. Salameh, S. Alkubati et al.· Critical Care Nursing Quarte...· 0 citations
Background: Pain and discomfort associated with episiotomy, especially during its repair, are significant sources of fear among women and may contribute to increased rates of cesarean section. This study aimed to compare the effects of virtual reality (VR) glasses and mint gum on pain intensity and anxiety during episi...
Rashideh Ghaderi Zeh, Marzieh Najar Mohiabadi, Seyede Maryam Lotfipur et al.· Iranian Journal of Nursing a...· 0 citations
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