Study: NCT05758753

Intervention type: DEVICE
Group type: EXPERIMENTAL
Intervention: Quantitative Sensory Test
Description: Quantitative Sensory Test (Medoc Ltd, Israel), QST is a non-invasive neurophysiological method that refers to a group of procedures that assess the perceptual responses to systematically applied and quantifiable sensory stimuli (modalities including heat, cold and vibration) for the purpose of characterizing somatosensory function or dysfunction. For this test, subjects will be seated comfortably on a chair in a quiet room, or laying supine in a horizontal examination chair, with ambient temperature of 24-25◦ C. Medial upper eyelid; just below the supraorbital notch, nasolacrimal sac area; 4-5 mm medial to nasal cantus, and non-dominant forearm will be used as test sites. Patients will be instructed in detail of the nature of the test and the need to react attentively and promptly to change in temperatures.

Intervention type: DEVICE
Group type: EXPERIMENTAL
Intervention: Quantitative Sensory Test
Description: Quantitative Sensory Test (Medoc Ltd, Israel), QST is a non-invasive neurophysiological method that refers to a group of procedures that assess the perceptual responses to systematically applied and quantifiable sensory stimuli (modalities including heat, cold and vibration) for the purpose of characterizing somatosensory function or dysfunction. For this test, subjects will be seated comfortably on a chair in a quiet room, or laying supine in a horizontal examination chair, with ambient temperature of 24-25◦ C. Medial upper eyelid; just below the supraorbital notch, nasolacrimal sac area; 4-5 mm medial to nasal cantus, and non-dominant forearm will be used as test sites. Patients will be instructed in detail of the nature of the test and the need to react attentively and promptly to change in temperatures.

Intervention type: DEVICE
Group type: EXPERIMENTAL
Intervention: Quantitative Sensory Test
Description: Quantitative Sensory Test (Medoc Ltd, Israel), QST is a non-invasive neurophysiological method that refers to a group of procedures that assess the perceptual responses to systematically applied and quantifiable sensory stimuli (modalities including heat, cold and vibration) for the purpose of characterizing somatosensory function or dysfunction. For this test, subjects will be seated comfortably on a chair in a quiet room, or laying supine in a horizontal examination chair, with ambient temperature of 24-25◦ C. Medial upper eyelid; just below the supraorbital notch, nasolacrimal sac area; 4-5 mm medial to nasal cantus, and non-dominant forearm will be used as test sites. Patients will be instructed in detail of the nature of the test and the need to react attentively and promptly to change in temperatures.

Intervention type: DEVICE
Group type: EXPERIMENTAL
Intervention: Quantitative Sensory Test
Description: Quantitative Sensory Test (Medoc Ltd, Israel), QST is a non-invasive neurophysiological method that refers to a group of procedures that assess the perceptual responses to systematically applied and quantifiable sensory stimuli (modalities including heat, cold and vibration) for the purpose of characterizing somatosensory function or dysfunction. For this test, subjects will be seated comfortably on a chair in a quiet room, or laying supine in a horizontal examination chair, with ambient temperature of 24-25◦ C. Medial upper eyelid; just below the supraorbital notch, nasolacrimal sac area; 4-5 mm medial to nasal cantus, and non-dominant forearm will be used as test sites. Patients will be instructed in detail of the nature of the test and the need to react attentively and promptly to change in temperatures.