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Pain in Neurorehabilitation Through Wearable Devices: an Exploratory Study
This exploratory interventional study aims at exploring the feasibility of using physiological signals recorded through wearable devices, together with artificial intelligence techniques, to assess pain automatically and objectively. Automatic methods to assess presence/absence of pain, discern nociceptive from neuropathic pain, and estimate the intensity of pain will be trained an tested on a population of multiple sclerosis patients undergoing neurorehabilitation.
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