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The focus of this research database is on how stress affects women's health, and options for treatment using mind-body therapies. To obtain full summaries of the articles, see "How to Get Abstracts" below .
MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
10787763 JA The use of alternative and
complementary medicine in radiology today Discusses incorporation of CAM
techniques into radiology, including guided imagery, in view of the
benefits to and interest by the general public. 2000 Radiol Manage 22;1:51-5 Puchalski, L. 263086 RCT The effects of guided imagery
on anxiety levels and movement of clients undergoing magnetic resonance
imaging Patients who listened to a
guided imagery tape before their MRI, and used guided imagery during their
scan were less anxious and moved less. 1994 Holist Nurs Pract
8;2:59-69 Thompson, M. B. and Coppens, N.
M. 10745145 CT Reduction of anxiety during MR
imaging: a controlled trial Patients were significantly
less anxious during MRIs with the introduction of a variety of factors,
including giving a booklet beforehand with suggested strategies for
anxiety reduction. 2000 Magn Reson Imaging
18;3:351-5 Grey, S. J., Price, G., and
Mathews, A. 9194006 RCT A cognitive behavioural
approach to preventing anxiety during magnetic resonance imaging Patients taught relaxation
before MRI were less anxious during the scan. 1997 J Behav Ther Exp
Psychiatry 28;2:97-104 Lukins, R., Davan, I. G., and
Drummond, P. D. 2682775 RCT Evaluation of three
psychological
interventions to reduce anxiety during MR imaging A group given information only became significantly
more anxious, and a group given a relaxation exercise became significantly
less anxious during the exam. 1989 Radiology 173;3:759-62 Quirk, M. E., Letendre, A. J.,
Ciottone, R. A., and Lingley, J. F. 7949692 RCT Fragrance administration to
reduce anxiety during MR imaging Patients at Memorial
Sloan-Kettering undergoing MRI were significantly less anxious while
breathing heliotropin (vanilla-like) scented air via nasal cannula. 1994 J Magn Reson Imaging
4;4:623-6 Redd, W. H., Manne, S. L.,
Peters, B., Jacobsen, P. B., and Schmidt, H.
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