PATHWAY Model CHEPS
Pain & Sensory Evaluation System
Advancing toward an objective assessment of pain
PATHWAY CHEPS (Contact Heat-
Used together with EEG recording systems, CHEPS documents objective response to pain perception by investigating human thermal and nociceptive pathways that mediate sensory and pain perception. This is achieved via selective stimulation and identification of A-
CHEPS is considered the most advanced and sophisticated device for pain assessment available today, and is opening an exciting opportunities in pain research.
Documenting and measuring objective response to evoked-
Through rapid and precise thermal stimulation oscillation control, PATHWAY model CHEPS enables the evaluation of temporal summation / Windup, providing unique information regarding central pain processing mechanisms related to central sensitization.
Technological breakthrough
PATHWAY CHEPS deploys an extremely rapid heating rate of 70°C/sec and cooling rate of 40°C/sec , to deliver pain stimuli within temperature range of 30°C to 55°C in less than 300 milliseconds.
This rapid heating is possible due to Medoc’s new 27mm diameter thermode and thermal stimulator which enable testing large skin areas to reach greater receptor fields.
The CHEPS system is equipped with newly developed heat-
PATHWAY CHEPS is also available in an fMRI conditional configuration. CHEPS Thermode can be used to deliver thermal stimuli inside fMRI scanners. By using a special fMRI filter, the PATHWAY system ensures accurate stimulation and reduced imaging artifacts.
CHEPS Features
Useful in monitoring, treating and testing in:
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