In the most comprehensive analysis with no reference to the cheerful or sad character of the sample, the participants who listened 440 Hz pieces reported rather negative mood after listening music compared to the participants who listened 432 Hz pieces. The analysis regarding cheerful music, in turn, found that the participants, this time, experienced higher levels of vitality compared to sublimity, and higher levels of sublimity compared to unease. Moreover, again regardless of the tuning, according to GEMS results, the participants experienced higher levels of sublimity compared to unease, and also higher levels of unease compared to vitality.
However, regardless of the tuning, the participants who listened cheerful music reported higher levels of relaxation after listening. 440 Hz) do not induce significant variation in sympathetic and parasympathetic activation levels. The findings of the study show that the cheerful and sad music tuned to different frequency levels (432 Hz vs.
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The conversion of the samples recorded at 440 Hz tuning frequency, to 432 Hz was carried out with a Max/MSP patch designed specifically for the study. All music samples used in the study (one cheerful and one sad per participant) were chosen by the relevant participant. Finally, The Geneva Emotional Music Scales (GEMS) was used to assess the potential emotions and mood state to appear after listening music. In the study, the activation levels of the autonomic nervous system were assessed using Heart Rate Variability (HRV), whereas the moods of the participants before listening music were assessed using the Profile of Mood States (POMS) scale. The average age of the participants is 22.19 (S = 1.08, range = 20-25). The study was carried out with a total of 51 participants (31 women comprising 60.8% of the study group, and 20 men comprising 39.2% of the study group) who have not received music education. In the research, the effects of cheerful and sad music samples at different frequencies were examined within the framework of variables such as Heart Rate Variability (HRV), emotions felt and mood. 440 Hz) cause different effects on the listener’s emotions. Armed with the ETF, physicians can more rapidly implement preventative strategies aimed at reducing limb loss.The present study aims to see whether music (cheerful and sad) tuned to different frequencies (432 Hz vs. Prompt diagnosis of DPN is critical due to its role as a key precursor leading to foot ulcers, infections and amputations. The TVT is especially suited to the diagnosis and tracking of diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN). This allows providers to perform standardized timed vibration tests (TVT). The accuracy and reproducibility of the device has been enhanced through integration of a timing function.
The result is a 21st century medical instrument designed to provide standardized neurological screening in a variety of clinical settings. The ETF transforms the most valuable features of the 128 Hz tuning fork into a modern electronic configuration. The ETF is the first in a new generation of point-of-care diagnostic instruments from O'Brien Medical. ETF128-First Medical Grade Electronic Tuning Fork
Improved DPN screening can potentially provide better guidance to medical professionals when choosing preventative strategies aimed at reducing diabetic foot complications including lower extremity amputations. These findings align well with current American Diabetes Association guidelines advising the use of at least two neurological screening tests for diagnosing diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN). The results demonstrated an improved ability to predict ulcers when both tests were combined as opposed to being performed in isolation. The study published in the Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association combined vibration testing via ETF and light touch as tested by the Semmes-Weinstein monofilament in the assessment of DFU risk over a three-year period. ORONO, Maine, Ma/PRNewswire/ - O'Brien Medical is pleased to announce the publication of a key research study validating the performance of its premier product, the ETF, in the prediction of diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs). New Study Shows Electronic Tuning Fork (ETF) Improves Diabetic Ulcer Prediction
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