Methodologically study for detection of thermal induced pain via skin impedance

In this paper is presented an experimental study with a test commonly used in research to detect thermal induced pain level: Cold pressure test (Ice-water immersion testing). By reviewing the fundamental knowledge about defining, characterization and nociceptor pathways of pain, a mathematical approach using fractional calculus have been made in order to develop the objective tool for pain assessment via skin impedance - ANSPEC-PRO. The preliminary results validate skin impedance as a tool to identify pain and no pain states after thermal nociceptor stimulation in awake volunteers in a laboratory environment.

ISBN:9781728102504

Jaar van publicatie:2019

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Toegankelijkheid:Closed