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Audioanalgesia

Known as: Audioanalgesias 
Method of pain control in which auditory stimulation including music, white noise, and environmental sounds are used.
National Institutes of Health

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AnalgesiaPain management
nursing therapystandards characteristics

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1994
1994
Control del miedo y del dolor en el tratamiento estomatológico en la infancia mediante audioanalgesia
Se muestra y se corrobora mediante mediciones de las llamadas biosenales que es posible llevar a cabo tratamientos de odontologia… 
1976
1976
[Effectiveness of audioanalgesia in dental procedure (III)--observation of children's internal behavior in tooth drilling by polygraph (eight channels) (author's transl)].
1971
1971
[Audioanalgesia, a new method of analgesia in dentistry].
1968
1968
[Audioanalgesia: 1st experiences].
1967
1967
[Distraction anesthesia (audioanalgesia) in "minor gynecology"].
1967
1967
Audioanalgesia in podiatry.
1966
1966
Audioanalgesia as an adjunct to mobilization of the chronic frozen shoulder.
1965
1965
Audioanalgesia in Labor and Delivery
1964
1964
A RE-EVALUATION OF AUDIOANALGESIA.
  • J. L. Rosenberg
  • Oral surgery, oral medicine, and oral pathology
  • 1964
  • Corpus ID: 36760467
1962
1962
Audioanalgesia in podiatric practice--a preliminary study.
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