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Music or guided imagery for women undergoing colposcopy : a randomized controlled study of effects on anxiety , perceived pain , and patient satisfaction . OBJECTIVE It was hypothesized that music or guided imagery versus usual care would result in less anxiety and perceived pain for colposcopy patients . MATERIALS AND METHODS Patients were randomized to music , guided imagery , or usual care after completing a baseline questionnaire . All patients completed a postprocedure questionnaire . RESULTS Study participants ( N=170 ) had a mean age of 28.4 years ( SD=9.6 ; range 18-60 ) and formed a racially diverse group . Education/income levels were low . No between-group differences were found for postprocedure anxiety or pain rating . CONCLUSIONS Mind-body interventions had no statistically significant impact on reported anxiety , perceived pain , or satisfaction with care , even for those who anticipated the most pain or started with high anxiety .
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Music or guided imagery
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colposcopy :
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music or guided imagery versus usual care
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Intervention_Educational
music , guided imagery , or usual care
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baseline questionnaire .
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postprocedure questionnaire .
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Intervention_Educational
Mind-body interventions
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Outcome_Mental
anxiety
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Outcome_Pain
perceived pain
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Outcome_Other
patient satisfaction
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Outcome_Mental
anxiety
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Outcome_Pain
perceived pain
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Outcome_Mental
postprocedure anxiety
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Outcome_Pain
pain rating
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Outcome_Mental
anxiety
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Outcome_Pain
perceived pain
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satisfaction with care