Effect of music therapy among hospitalized patients with chronic low back pain: A controlled, randomized trial

Author: Guetin, S., Coudeyre, E., Picot, M.C., Ginies, P., Graber-Duvernay, B., Ratsimba, D., Banbiervliet, W., Blayac, J. C., & Herisson, C. E.
Conference/Journal: Annales de Readaptation et de Medecine Physique
Date published: 2005
Other: Volume ID: 48 , Pages: 217-224 , Word Count: 85


METHOD: Sixty-five patients with low back pain were randomized to receive on alternate months standardized physical therapy plus four music therapy sessions between day 1 and day 5 or standardized physical therapy alone. Scores for pain (as measured on a visual analogue scale, disability and anxiety and depression (as measured on the Hospital Anxiety and Depression scale ) were collected on day 1,5 and 12. Pain intensity was also evaluated before and after the music therapy sessions. RESULTS: The therapy sessions during a reduced pain, disability as anxiety and depression.

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