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The identification of patients who are more likely to experience severe postoperative pain may enable more targeted pre-emptive analgesia. Nociception is the process by which noxious stimulation is communicated through the peripheral and central nervous system.
Nociception monitors could be integrated into closed-loop systems for the administration of analgesics. Skin, muscle, skeletal tissues, and viscera include special receptors called nociceptors that may detect potentially harmful events.
The global nociception monitor market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
High Frequency Variability Index monitor, or HFVI MOC-9, has been introduced by MDoloris Medical Systems, a pioneer in the field of objective pain monitoring under anesthesia. The first monitoring system for patients undergoing anesthesia and analgesia is MDoloris’ HFVI MOC-9 Technology.
In order to turn Masimo’s Root patient monitoring and connection hub into a full brain monitoring system, MDoloris created the HFVI MOC-9 solution. An important metric used by physicians to evaluate the parasympathetic activity of patients undergoing surgery or intensive care is the Heart Rate Variability Index (HFVI), also known as the Analgesia Nociception Index .
Launch of the Analgesia Nociception Index MR Module. The ANI-MR module, created by MDoloris Medical Systems for Mindray, is intended to be integrated with the BeneVision N Series patient monitoring devices. As a result, all doctors using Mindray’s BeneVision N Series monitoring platform can access the ANI parameter.
ANI is a parameter obtained from heart rate variability that aids clinicians in assessing the autonomic nervous system and aids in titrating analgesics during surgery and anesthesia. As a result, postoperative pain, PONV scores, shivering scores, postoperative narcotic use, hospital stays, and maybe Montreal scale values—a scale used to measure postoperative cognitive disorders—are all improved.
The NOL (Nociception Level) technology and index, created by Medasense, allows healthcare teams to individually treat pain by objectively quantifying a patient’s physiological pain response (nociception).
This technology is used by Medasense’s flagship device, the PMD-200, in critical care settings to visualize pain response and individualized treatments. According to recent research, NOL-guided surgery causes 33% less discomfort. Other research has demonstrated that NOL-guided analgesia lowers the risk of over- or underusing opioids and the ensuing consequences.
Multiple stimuli and inputs that activate the sympathetic nervous system provide a constellation of physiological reactions associated with nociception that have complicated interrelationships and differing response profiles. The Nociception Level (NOL) index was created as a multiparameter composite of autonomic signals in recognition of the complexity of this process.