Clinical Research Paper Database
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Music as a Functional Tool for Optimizing Neurological Arousal: A Pilot Study
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A theory of neurological arousal is proposed. Neurological arousal is a term for an individual’s intrinsic neurological state, continually driven by predisposed cognitive function and the external environment. With this concept, an individual’s baseline state of neurological arousal can be des...
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A Neurobiological Framework for the Therapeutic Potential of Music and Sound Interventions for Post-Traumatic Stress Symptoms in Critical Illness Survivors
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Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has emerged as a severely debilitating psychiatric disorder associated with critical illness. Little progress has been made in the treatment of post-intensive care unit (ICU) PTSD. Aim: To synthesize neurobiological evidence on the pathophysiology of PTSD and...
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Effect of Musical suspense on Brain activation
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Sophisticated emotions such as joy and sadness results from listening music. Music of different type induce a large numbers of emotions, a particular mental class experiences called feelings. Usually feelings are normally enjoyable but it is not necessary. In patients with the focal neurologic...
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Getting to the Heart: Autonomic Nervous System Function in the Context of Evidence-Based Music Therapy
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As evidence-based music therapy turns its attention to physiological responses, it will need outcome measures that are grounded in an understanding of mechanisms which drive physiological activity. Despite strong indications for the involvement of the autonomic nervous system (ANS) in health an...
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The role of 217-Hz ELF magnetic fields emitted from GSM mobile phones on electrochemotherapy mechanisms
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Electrochemotherapy (ECT), the combination of electric pulses (EPs) and an anticancer drug, is a type of cancer treatment method. We investigated the effect of 217-Hz magnetic fields (MFs) similar to that generated by GSM900 mobile phones, as intervening factors, on proposed mechanisms of ECT i...
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Music Influence in the Recovery of the Young Adults After Stroke- CVA(30-40 Years Old)
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Lately, the probability of a CVA (cerebrovascular accident) suffered a considerably growth in the young population and is still growing, representing approximately a third of all cases of CVA. The reports confirm that the number of CVA among young people suffered a growth of 25% procent in the pa...
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Music, neuroscience, and the psychology of well-being
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In Flourish, the positive psychologist Seligman (2011) identifies five commonly recognized factors that are characteristic of human flourishing or well-being: (1) “positive emotion,” (2) “relationships,” (3) “engagement,” (4) “achievement,” and (5) “meaning” (p. 24).Although there is no settled s...
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Introductory Chapter: Introducing Biobehavioral Perspective of Music
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Listening to music is an important part of a pleasant human experience. It allows the ventilation of pent-up emotions in a socially acceptable manner. Music does affect large aspects of human emotions and impacts biobehavioral processes such as arousal, concentration, sleep, and social bonding...
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Advances in Electromagnetic Therapy for Wound Healing
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Understanding the molecular basis of wound healing and tissue regeneration continues to remain as one of the major challenges in modern medicine. Wound healing is a complex procedure involving various cellular mechanism. Though high frequency electromagnetic felds are reported to cause cancer, ...
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Power of musical sound and its impact on the psyche: an Indic perspective
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It is a general feeling of a keen listener of any music genre that music changes one emotionally. It is a feeling that music has a force that pushes off one’s emotions. How does an emotional shift occur if there is no abstract force? There are discussions within scholarly domains regarding the po...
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Preventing fear return in humans: Music-based intervention during reactivation-extinction paradigm
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In several research studies, the reactivation extinction paradigm did not effectively prevent the return of fear if administered without any intervention technique. Therefore, in this study, the authors hypothesized that playing music (high valence, low arousal) during the reconsolidation windo...
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Music’s influence on brain
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Music etymologically comes from the ancient Greek (μυσιχη) which means the “Art of Muses ”, as its relaxing and calming effect has been acknowledged since the dawn of times. In fact, music is the core communication channel of interiority, namely a series of emotions, perceptions, recalls that eve...
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