The Effect of Binaural Beats on Preoperative Anxiety among Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting Patients

Background: Every surgery is associated with different levels of risks and complications. Cardiac surgeries would definitely cause moderate to severe anxiety because cardiac are riskier than other invasive procedures.
 Objective: To determine the effectiveness binaural beats on pre-operative among patients undergoing for CABG surgery.
 Methodology: This pre-test post-test quasi-experimental study was conducted at Tabba Heart Institute. In this study, total 56 were included who surgery. The divided into two groups; interventional group control group. Blood pressure, heart rate respiratory measured before intervention 30 minutes after intervention. For data collection, State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI) questionnaire used measure level patients.
 Results: Both counseling technique groups comprised 28 patients. Patients in showed significant reduction scores Among groups, a difference seen mean scores, score 52.9±5.5 48.2±6.7 it statistically (p-value=0.006). A systolic blood pressure recorded only group, whereas, no vital signs found group.
 Conclusion: Both, BB proved as factor decrease level. Physiologic indicators like also significantly lower over technique.