P43 MUSIC THERAPY IN HAEMODYNAMICS: PRELIMINARY STUDY OF THE CHANGE IN VITAL PARAMETERS IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING INTERVENTIONAL PROCEDURES

Abstract Introduction Patients undergoing invasive procedures may have abnormal emotional reactivity that can lead to impaired vital signs. Music has been shown modify physiological responses, but there is insufficient data in the literature demonstrate relationship between improvement signs and listening music during interventional procedures. The aim of this study investigate how modifies patients coronary angiography. Methods admitted Campus Bio–Medico University Hospital Rome for diagnostic angiography were included study. During procedures, listened selected by an experienced therapist. songs belonged 6 musical genres also evaluated agogic, tempo, tonality. 7 phases defined collection (from arrival waiting room stay "recovery room"). results compared with a homogeneous group same Results phase 3 (insertion introducer), mean systolic blood pressure was lower therapy than control (139.9+–23.9 vs 145+–25.5 mmHg; p=0.529). 2 (entering room), oxygen saturation higher (96 1.5% 95.4 1.8%; p=0.212). In all phases, heart rate (70.7+–10.8 75+–18.1 bpm; p=0.33). lowest recorded while Adagio 2/4 tempo tracks (mean 143,3+–26,9 69,7+–9,3 bpm). Conclusions This first one focus on changes cardiology receiving showed reduction 3, group. approach reduce need drug sedation its side effects. are preliminary require further analysis larger sample size.