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Completed Study Validates AI-Supported Pain Assessment Device Against Patient-Reported Outcomes in Chronic Back Pain

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17 May 2026

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A completed validation study from Turkey demonstrates correlation between AI-supported electrical stimulation technology and traditional pain assessment methods in 78 chronic back pain patients. Results could revolutionise objective pain measurement in clinical practice.

Originally reported by ClinicalTrials.gov

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