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A música tem um efeito positivo no raciocínio e melhora a execução de várias tarefas, entre as quais figura a
atividade cirúrgica. Várias especialidades cirúrgicas estudaram já o efeito da música no Bloco Operatório ao
nível do estado de espírito do cirurgião e no próprio ato de operar. Não foram encontrados estudos realizados
nos Blocos Operatórios de Ortopedia.
Por este motivo, foi concebido um inquérito online que foi enviado a vários ortopedistas nacionais, no sentido de se apurar os seus hábitos de audição musical no Bloco Operatório e os eventuais efeitos da música no gesto cirúrgico. Foram 67 os participantes que integraram o presente estudo.
Pôde-se apurar que 92,5% dos ortopedistas ouve música enquanto opera. A grande maioria também ouve música durante outras atividades intelectuais tais como a leitura, o estudo e a preparação de trabalhos científicos. Os estilos preferidos, no Bloco Operatório, são o Rock e a Música Pop e detrimento da música Clássica. A escolha da música é, sobretudo, feita pelos ortopedistas mais velhos e não está relacionada com o tipo do gesto cirúrgico. Apenas 33,9% dos inquiridos considerou que a música melhorava a eficiência da técnica cirurgia. A música é ouvida em volume baixo mas, mesmo assim, 16,1% pede para a desligar e 72,6% pede para diminuir o volume, por perturbação da concentração e/ou comunicação entre os elementos da equipa cirúrgica.
Music has a well known positive effect in reasoning and in the performance of many tasks. One of these tasks is surgical activity. In literature one can find several studies concerning the effect of music in the operating theatre of different surgical specialties, but none dedicated to Orthopaedics. For this reason, an online survey was proposed to orthopaedic surgions in order to investigate their music listening habits in the Operating Theatre. This study had 67 participants. The survey showed that 92,5% of respondents usually hear music during the surgical act as well as during other intelectual activities such as reading, studing and preparing scientific work. Rock and Pop Music are the most elegible styles in Operating Theatre. The choice is mostly done by senior orthopaedic surgions and it is not related to the surgical technique. Only 33,9% consider that music improves surgical technique. Although music is listened to at a low volume, 16,1% of the respondents ask to turn it off and 72,6% ask to lower the volume even more, considering that music interferes negatively in concentration and comunication.
Music has a well known positive effect in reasoning and in the performance of many tasks. One of these tasks is surgical activity. In literature one can find several studies concerning the effect of music in the operating theatre of different surgical specialties, but none dedicated to Orthopaedics. For this reason, an online survey was proposed to orthopaedic surgions in order to investigate their music listening habits in the Operating Theatre. This study had 67 participants. The survey showed that 92,5% of respondents usually hear music during the surgical act as well as during other intelectual activities such as reading, studing and preparing scientific work. Rock and Pop Music are the most elegible styles in Operating Theatre. The choice is mostly done by senior orthopaedic surgions and it is not related to the surgical technique. Only 33,9% consider that music improves surgical technique. Although music is listened to at a low volume, 16,1% of the respondents ask to turn it off and 72,6% ask to lower the volume even more, considering that music interferes negatively in concentration and comunication.
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Música Bloco operatório Ortopedia Ruído Music Operating theatre Orthpaedics Noise