1. Ability of the nociception level, a Multiparameter Composite of Autonomic Signals, to  detect  noxious  stimuli  during propofol-remifentanil anesthesia.

Matini et al. ASA conference, San Diego, USA, October 2015

2. The level of nociception (NoL) in thoracotomy patients with and without epidural analgesia. 

Bollag et al. EFIC Pain Congress, Vienna, Austria, September 2015

3. Validation of Nociception Monitor – The NoL Index. 

Dr. Ruth Edry et al, EuroAnesthesia, Annual Meeting, Berlin, June 2015

4. Objective assessment of spinal cord stimulation effectiveness on chronic radicular pain.

Nir Ben-Israel et al. The 15th World Congress on Pain (IASP), Buenos Aires, Argentina, October 2014

5. Objective measurement of pain levels in patients with radicular pain treated by spinal cord stimulation. 

Nir Ben Israel et al. American Academy of Pain Medicine Annual Meeting, Phoenix, AZ, March 2014

6. Detection of noxious stimuli during general anesthesia using the NoL™ index for nociception level. 

Edry et al. EuroAnesthesia, Barcelona, Spain, June 2013

7. Non-linear multi-parameter approach for evaluation of nociception level during general anesthesia. 

Nir Ben Israel et al. STA, Phoenix, AZ, January 2013

8. Non-linear multi-parameter approach for evaluation of nociception level during general anesthesia.

Edry et al. ASA Conference, Washington DC, October 2012

9. A combination of multiple autonomic parameters, rather than each parameter alone, yields significant differentiation between heat pain intensities. 

Treister et al. EFIC Conference, Hamburg, Germany, September 2011

10. Toward automatic pain monitoring: Method for classification of pain level based on statistical processing of multiple non-invasive physiological measures. 

Treister et al, IPA Conference, Eilat, Israel, October 2010