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TL;DR
Central results indicate that 75.7% of articles were published in medical journals, with 90% having suitable quality scores.
Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) · 2 authors, 2 centres
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Central results indicate that 75.7% of articles were published in medical journals, with 90% having suitable quality scores.
Central results indicate that 75.7% of articles were published in medical journals, with 90% having suitable quality scores. A key finding is the absence of automatic pain data recording and challenges in objective measurement, highlighting a need for dedicated wearable sensors.