Heart rate, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation, and a behavioral assessment were recorded, every 5 minutes, before, during, and after therapy, allowing 30 minutes for each interval.
Inclusion criteria were postconceptional age > or = 32 weeks, weight > or = 1,500 g, hearing confirmed by distortion product otoacoustic emissions (DPOAEs), and no active illness or documentation of hyperresponsiveness to the music.
Each therapy was delivered for 30 minutes.
A control of the environment noise level was imposed. Thirty-one stable infants randomly received live music, recorded music, and no music therapy over 3 consecutive days. We hypothesized that live music therapy was more beneficial than recorded music and might improve physiological and behavioral parameters of stable preterm infants in the neonatal intensive care unit. Jobs And Projects (up to APR/2023) - Hong Kong Sevens HSBC Suites - Art Basel - UBS Art Hub - Alibaba Group Annual Dinner - BGC Partners Spring Dinner - Hong Kong Golf & Tennis Academy NYE Count Down Party - Casetify Office Opening Party - Hong Kong Golf & Tennis Academy Town Club Christmas Party - Canton Mic Rap Battle 2022 - Hong Kong Sevens 2022 - HSBC Suites - Prada Holiday Pre-Launch Party 2022 - YCMA Middle Island Dragon Boat Cup - Cotton On Store Opening Party - Byredo Flagship Store Opening Party - Jazz series at The Murray Hong Kong - HKUST CLE Staff Party - Island Shangri-La NYE Count Down Party - Vacheron Constantin Watches Launch Party - Swedish Chamber Of Commerce AGM and Live Stream Seminar - Canton Mic Freestyle Rap Battle - HK Walls Closing Party - BMW Art Journey Hong Kong - Chino Aoshima Exhibition at Galerie Perrotin Hong Kong - Mercedes Benz Showroom Music Showcase - Plotio Finance Group Annual Dinner - G.O.Music stimulation has been shown to provide significant benefits to preterm infants.
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