Recently, the new building of the Second Municipal Hospital was completed, including 14 operating room. During the synchronization equipment update, MP3 music played in the operating room also increased. After returning to Shanghai, he found that many experts in the hospital began to play music during the operation in order to alleviate the patients' nervousness and fear of the operation. When Xiao Hospital was separated in 2002, he donated the once controversial CD player to the outpatient operating room, where the nurses were very happy. Because the nurse once told him, "Most outpatient operations are performed under local anesthesia. With music, patients' anxiety and nervousness will be relieved. "

Choosing songs is the job of the head nurse. There is no danger. Patients don't rule out music. Ruan Aijuan worked as a nurse in the operating room for 27 years. "I witnessed the changes in the operating room. Now the music can be played in the operating room. As a head nurse, the work of showing music naturally falls on me. There were few in-depth discussions about music before. However, in order for doctors to better develop and treat patients during the operation, patients will not bear the psychological burden because of the operation. I will carefully select some familiar piano music. Especially in the preoperative preparation stage, many doctors will actively choose to play music, and the volume can be adjusted.

Anesthesia is the most important part of preoperative preparation, and the patient's surgical mood is very important during anesthesia. "If the patient shows extreme fear after entering the operation, the kidney will secrete hormones, but the blood pressure will increase, the heart rate will accelerate, and breathing will become very fast, which is not conducive to anesthesia. In the past, more and more people chose drugs to control this situation, and now more and more people are concerned about non-drug control. " Fan Tao, an anesthesiologist at Red Cross Hospital, said.

Because the music in the operating room can be played independently or silently, Chen Xihua, a surgeon in the Second Hospital of the City, chose to play music. "Traditional music with appropriate volume helps patients to adjust their emotions during surgery. Some doctors may stop the music in the operating room, which is related to their habits. Some doctors don't like listening to music very much. "