Virtual reality vs. sound beats: new study tests ways to ease recovery after heart surgery
NCT ID NCT07365488
Summary
This study tested whether Virtual Reality (VR) or a special sound therapy called Binaural Beat Stimulation could help patients sleep better and feel more comfortable after mechanical heart valve replacement surgery. Many patients have trouble sleeping due to the sound of their new mechanical valve. Researchers compared these two non-drug methods to see which one improved recovery and comfort for 140 adult patients.
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Ibn Al-Nafees Teaching Hospital
Baghdad, Baghdad Governorate, Iraq
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