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. 2023 Mar 27;15(3):471–479. doi: 10.4240/wjgs.v15.i3.471

Table 1.

Baseline information of literature

Ref.
Number of cases
Number (E/C)
Age (yr)
Primary cancer type
Intervention measures
Control intervention
Outcome indicators
Dadkhah et al[10], 2019 60 30/30 56 ± 8.84 Gastrointestinal neoplasm Relaxing music 45 min before chemotherapy Conventional treatment Scale score
Xue et al[11], 2017 94 47/47 54.1 ± 10.7 Gastric cancer Music therapy was performed 2 h before each chemotherapy, twice a day, 30 min/time, with muscle relaxation training according to the patient’s characteristics Conventional treatment Number of nausea and vomiting
Jiao et al[12], 2018 156 78/78 54.8 ± 17.20 Gastrointestinal neoplasm Light music and instrumental music are the main ones, supplemented by patient’s self-selection Conventional treatment Number of nausea and vomiting
Wang and Liu[13], 2016 220 110/110 58.02 ± 6.18 Colorectal cancer Choose natural light music during chemotherapy and combine it with aromatherapy Conventional treatment Number of nausea and vomiting
Chen[14], 2013 68 35/33 55.9 Esophageal cancer Light and soft music played continuously for four weeks before chemotherapy Conventional treatment Number of nausea and vomiting
Huang[15], 2012 68 34/34 40-78 Colorectal cancer Gentle music played before chemotherapy Conventional treatment Number of nausea and vomiting
Li[16], 2022 60 30/30 65.51 ± 1.99 Gastric cancer Group music therapy mode with aerobic exercise Conventional treatment Scale score

E/C: Experiment/control.