Audio analgesia is that use of sound which produces relief from pain, but not necessarily sensation. Because sensation persists in response to a stimulus that might normally cause pain, we must explore various aspects of pain as it relates to this field. Theories concerning the mechanism of audio analgesia are discussed.

Author: Mittelman, Jerome S.
Affiliation: American Association of Audio Analgesia, New York, NY
AES Convention: 15 (October 1963) Paper Number: 289
Publication Date: October 1, 1963 Import into BibTeX
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