In addition to the fact that we love listening to music, it also helps us to concentrate on work and motivate ourselves when exercising. But now music has also become an instrument of great help for doctors when they are in the operating room. Researchers at Yale University have studied the effects of noise in the operating room. It is believed that music carefully selected by the surgeon can have a beneficial effect. Music helps surgeons relax, improve their cognitive function and elevate their mood. In addition, it has been proven that music can be more effective than anxiolytics to relieve stress. In the same study it was found that 87 out of 100 surgeons prefer to operate with background music. Music is a great ally, we almost always hear it in the car, gym or in a bar but now it is also the best option for doctors to relax. Now, what music do surgeons listen to during surgeries? According to a survey conducted by Spotify, rock is the most popular genre they listen to while operating, with 49%. They are followed by pop, with 18%; classical music, with 13%; jazz, with 12%; and he R&B, with 8%. For their part, emblematic bands like Scorpions and Guns N 'Roses stand out among the favorites. List of the most listened rock songs: • “Sweet Child O’ Mine ”by Guns N’ Roses • “We Will Rock You” by Queen • "Rock You Like a Hurricane" by Scorpions • "Cocaine" by Eric Clapton • «Back in Black», by AC / DC • «Whole Lotta Love» by Led Zeppelin • "The Wind Cries Mary" by Jimi Hendrix • "Break on Through" by The Doors • "Just What the Doctor Ordered" by Ted Nugent • Queen's "We Will Rock You" • "Paint it, Black" by The Rolling Stones
