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Vibrationsgestützte Musiktherapie reduziert Schmerz und födert Entspannung bei Para- und Tetraplegikern
MARIAUZOULS C; MICHEL D; SCHIFTAN Y
REHABILITATION (Stuttg) , 1999, vol. 38, n° 4, p. 245-248 Doc n°: 92282 Localisation : Documentation IRR Descripteurs : AE2 - PARAPLEGIE-TETRAPLEGIE, KE4 - MUSICOTHERAPIE Pain is a well known phenomenon in posttraumatic spinal cord injuries. Nearly 10% of the patients develop most severe, invalidizing, as a rule neurogenic pain conditions that are hardly accessible to conventional therapies. A pilot study was therefore conducted with 10 paraplegics and tetraplegics suffering chronic pain, investigating how vibration supported music therapy with the Musica Medica. method affected pain experience, tension/relaxation and well-being. In addition to subjective experience, we measured physiological parameters (finger tip skin temperature, electrodermal activity, heart rate, respiration frequency) during the therapy sessions. All patients had a high acceptance of the method which throughout the group had brought about an increase in relaxation and well-being as well as a decrease of pain experience. The autonomic nervous system variables correlated with relaxation and in addition pointed to an activating impact of the therapy chosen. Langue : ALLEMAND Identifiant basis : 1999208151 |
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