L’hypnose a-t-elle sa place en réanimation ?
Médecine Intensive Réanimation July 30, 2020 Floriane Rousseaux, Aminata Bicego, Christophe Malengreaux et al. 2 citations
Hypnosis can increase comfort for patients in intensive care by significantly reducing pain and anxiety. Neuroimaging shows altered brain activation and functional connectivity in networks related to internal and external awareness and sensory perceptions such as pain. Hypnotic techniques may help improve respiratory weaning conditions for intubated and ventilated patients. Although some emerging studies investigate effective use of hypnosis in intensive care, controlled and randomized trials are still needed to draw conclusions about precise benefits.