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Introduction to the University of the Future

Peter Hübner
Developer of the University of the Future

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MEDICINE

SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH

Research Fields in Detail

Pregnancy & Birth

Menstruation Cycle

Vacuum Aspiration

Vacuum Aspiration

Vacuum Aspiration

Operation

Operation

OPH-Syndrome

Kariopicnotic Index

Blood Pressure

Blood Pressure

Risk Characteristics

Hormone Status

OPH Syndrome

Somatic Disorders

Calming of the Fetus

Immune Status

Faster Recovery

Faster Recovery

States of Mind

States of Mind

Anxiety

Contractions

Cortisol

Stress

Anodyne Drugs

Headaches

Headache Attacks

Sleep

OPH Syndrome

Sleep

Sleep Disorders

Reduction of Pain

Stress

Cortisol







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Reducing Psycho-Emotional Stress in Pregnant Women with Somatic Disorders in the Last Month of Pregnancy




When the time of labor comes nearer many pregnant women experience increasing anxi­ety and/or emotional stress. These pa­rame­ters were measured by the help of the color choosing test of Luescher (H. Luescher 1994) in an experimental group of patients listening to Medical Resonance Therapy Music® in ad­di­tion to a conventional treatment with medical drugs and physio-therapeutic exercises and in a control group with the conventional treat­ment only.


Medical Resonance Therapy Music® Group

In addition to the conventional treatment the 15 women in this group listened for seven days each day for one hour to the Medical Resonance Therapy Music® right after the physio-therapeutic exercises.

At the end of the treatment psychoemotional stress was lowered by 47%.
Control Group


This 10 women in this group received the conventional treatment “only” and no sig­nifi­cant changes in the status of the emotional stress level were documented.







 

Investigators:

Prof. Dr. med. A. Reznikov
Dr. med. A. Yakovlev