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Surgery Surgery Benefits Implementing PainTrace Case Example “While at Washington State University our team performed TPLO’s along with PainTrace and found it to be an effective pain measure.  Reviewing PainTrace data we were able to remotely monitor dogs during overnight recovery, monitored pain, and even saw exactly when they began weight bearing after surgery.  PainTrace…

General Practice General Practice Benefits Implementing PainTrace Case Example “We see many pet parents in our practice that live in a “yellow light” zone. This means they are not immediately saying no (red light) when it comes to diagnostics and treatment, but they are also not easily saying yes (green light) either. PainTrace is an…

Treatment Treatment Benefits Implementing PainTrace Case Example “PainTrace is a game changer that aids towards evaluating the location of pain, severity of pain, and treatment efficacy. PainTrace is an excellent device to assist with communicating patient pain to owners. In a fast-paced work environment, PainTrace helps me, as a busy clinician, to slow down and…

Investigators Investigators Overview Case Examples Challenges Impact Process Contact References “The Science of pain is complex and its assessment subjective, leading to bias and health inequality. Now, researchers are searching for a reliable, objective measure of pain.” (How an objective measure of pain could counter bias in medicine; BBC The Health Gap) Overview PainTrace® Multi-species…

Training Training Materials Quick User Guide – PainTrace Technique Quick User Guide – PainTrace Data PainTrace® Training and Additional Information PainTrace® Device Manual Annotations – Acronym Definitions PainTrace® Consent Form Email 1: Post PainTrace Training Email 2: Technique Best Practices Email 3: Engaging Pet Owners Email 4: Organization Structure Email 5: Data Analysis LoginYou must…

Tutorial PainTrace® App – Click Here To View Traces PainTrace® Equine Tutorial 1 Shave Hair, Clean Skin, and Apply Sensors A sensor is placed over the transverse processes of the second cervical vertebrae adjacent to the second cervical spine. On the neck of the horse, place your hand straight and fingertips facing upwards. Line your hand…

Tutorial PainTrace® App – Click Here To View Traces PainTrace® Bovine Tutorial 1 Shave Hair, Clean Skin, and Apply Sensors Create an L-shape with your hand aligning the fingertips with the base of the ear and the thumb pointing towards the body. Place the sensor in the center of space within the L-shape. Shave hair…