- April 29 | 5:00PM EST
Detecting Hidden Pain
Join us for a Webinar with Live Q&A on how PainTrace® is changing the way veterinarians detect, measure and resolve pain
What You'll Learn
- How PainTrace® works: the science behind baseline (chronic) vs. peak (acute) pain signals and real-time visualization
- Practical clinic workflows: where sensors are placed, how technicians run scans, and easy integration into daily practice
- Using PainTrace® to guide diagnostics and therapies: targeted imaging, rehab planning, and tracking medication or modality effectiveness
- Communicating objective pain data to owners: build trust and improve compliance
- Implementation support and next steps: training, customer support, and distribution partners for getting PainTrace into your clinic
Featuring a live Q&A with
Dr. Tom Walsh
DVM, CCAT, CCRP, MBA, Prime Pet Rehab
Amber Fournier
PainTrace® Clinical & Data Specialist
Wouldn’t it be great if your patients could tell you where and how much they hurt?
PainTrace Graphically Illustrates What Your Patients Are Trying To Tell You
PainTrace measures the body’s physiologic response to pain through a noninvasive biosignal — capturing what subjective behavioral observation can’t. By analyzing real-time electrical activity linked to the nervous system, PainTrace quantifies pain objectively, offering data-driven, quantifiable insight into the animal’s experience and severity of pain.
What PainTrace Delivers
Innovative Technology
Medical device featuring a wearable monitor paired with an iPad system to detect, quantify, and track pain.
Clinical Professionals
Staff of technical and veterinary experts with over 20 years of experience.
Technical Support
Easily-accessible customer support channels with quick response time, including trace analysis and interpretation.
Tangible Results
Quantitative outcome measures for diagnosis and efficacy of treatment.
In an orthopedic examination PainTrace detected and located a severely painful right shoulder and mildly painful left shoulder. The examination was followed by an x-ray which led to diagnosis confirming bilateral shoulder arthritis.
Chronic Pain
- Moderate Chronic Pain
- Baseline Average = -6 (y-axis)
Acute Pain - Left Shoulder
- Severe Acute Pain
- Acute Peak Delta = -8
Acute Pain - Right Shoulder
- Mild Acute Pain
- Acute Peak Delta = -1
Case Example
[Real-Time PainTrace] measures chronic pain and locates acute pain
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