Predicting pain - a telemedicine tool to track the phenomenal and neural dynamics of chronic pain

Joaquim Streicher; Maria Niedernhuber; Tristan Bekinschtein

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Predicting pain - a telemedicine tool to track the phenomenal and neural dynamics of chronic pain

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Description: Fluctuations of chronic pain levels are determined by a complex interplay of cognitive, emotional and perceptual variables. We introduce a pain tracking platform composed of wearable neurotechnology and a smartphone application to predict chronic pain levels. Our device predicts pain strength from psychological and neural time series data collected with an online tool and low-density EEG.

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