Impact of Music Therapy on Childhood Epilepsy: A Systematic Review
Explore the impact of music therapy in managing childhood epilepsy through a systematic review. Findings show a decrease in seizures and positive responses among children undergoing music therapy, with notable improvements observed after six months.
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Impact of Music Therapy in Management of Childhood Epilepsy: A Systematic Review *Assist. Dr. Yunus Emre G RHOPUR *Assist. Fatma Dilek TURAN G HOPUR *AKDEN Z UNIVERSTY, NURSING FACULTY
MUSIC THERAPY in EPILEPSY Epilepsy affects about 11 million children throughout the world. The management of childhood epilepsy is difficult undertaking but music therapy is an important approach in childhood epilepsy.
OBJECTIVE was to evaluate impact of music therapy in management of childhood epilepsy. The objective of this systematic review
Meterial and Method Literature review has been limited to the last decade Akdeniz University elektronic databased in Pubmed, Cinahl, Sciencedirect, Cochrane, Ulakbim Turkish Medical Directory, Turkish Medline Screening was conducted between June and July 2017
Meterial and Method-II Using the keyword Music therapy in child with epilepsy 43 articles have been reached. Of these, 36 were duplications.
Meterial and Method-III Ten orjinal studies were included in the systematic review that provided the research criteria as language, title, content that can be reached in full text.
that the number of seizures and epileptiform discharges in children decreased during and immediately after music therapy. The results of seven studies indicated with epilepsy (Millichap, 2015; Lin et al, 2014a; Lin et al, 2014b; Lin et al, 2013a; Lin et al, 2013b; Bodner et al, 2012; Lin et al, 2011a)
effects of Mozart K448. %72.7 of children became seizure free or had a very good responses after 6 months of music therapy. The reduction was a significant change when compared with the premusic therapy seizure frequency. Lin et al (2011b) evaluated the long-term (Lin et al. 2011b)
therapy was associated with an improved daytime behavior and quality of nighttime sleep in children with epilepsy. Coppala et al (2015) said that music (Coppala et al. 2015)
music therapy were not important approach in management of childhood epilepsy. But Yeon et al (2014) demonstrated that Yeon et al. 2014)
CONCLUSION Music therapy is commonly used children with epilepsy. Research indicates that music therapy is a useful therapeutic approach regardless of mentality.
CONCLUSION decreased epileptiform discharges in children with epilepsy. However, music should be further studied in management of childhood epilepsy. Listening to Mozart especially
