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Israeli medtech startup Medasense has entered a strategic partnership with top Japanese manufacturer of medical electronics Nihon Kohden for exclusive distribution of its novel pain-monitoring device in Japan. Medasense’s flagship PMD-200 device incorporates the company’s state-of-the-art, AI-powered Nociception Level Index (NOL) to provide real-time pain monitoring, enabling treatment to be personalized and optimized.  Pending regulatory […]

You may be surprised to learn that patients receive painkillers in addition to a general anesthetic during an operation – even though they’re unconscious. The body still responds to painful stimuli by increasing blood pressure or heart rate – which can be dangerous, especially for frail patients or those with heart issues.  But there’s a […]

Ten startups will participate in an annual mentoring program that will help them get a foothold in the US. The program is run by consulting firm Deloitte, which has already accelerated 33 companies to date. These companies have collectively raised over $545 million.  This year’s chosen companies will receive guidance from US and Israeli teams […]

Medasense developed a patented technology platform to objectively assess the physiological response to pain and help monitor it.

Using algorithms and real-time data, Medasense developed a pain sensor that can tell doctors how much pain a patient is feeling and how much pain care they need.

Hundreds of of female leaders from 39 countries are in Israel this week to take part in the inaugural Forbes Under 30 Global Women’s Summit.

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March 3, 2016 | Israeli medical device startup Medasense Biometrics, has closed an $8 million Series B financing round, led by Benslie International. Founded in 2008 by CEO Galit Zuckerman, Medasense Biometrics has developed a platform technology that can assess and monitor changes in a patient’s pain level by processing multiple physiological parameters affected by pain and by […]

This Israeli stratup developed an algorithm that mathematically measures levels of pain to help physicians with the treatment of patients.