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Patient-preferred Aromatherapy Versus Placebo For Reducing Preoperative Anxiety In Patients Undergoing Eye Surgery
This study looks at whether aromatherapy (scent chosen by the patient), is better than routine care, at reducing preoperative anxiety before eye surgery.
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