Where Objective Pain Data Changes Care
AGRI is being designed for perioperative suites, ICUs, and specialist pain clinics, targeting clinical environments where self-reporting fails or is impossible.
Three Settings, One Objective Standard
Intraoperative Pain Indexing
ICU Sedation Management
Chronic Pain Assessment
Continuous AGRI scoring during surgical procedures is designed to give anesthesiologists real-time data for analgesic dosing decisions.
AGRI aims to provide continuous EEG-derived indexing for ICU teams managing sedation depth and analgesic titration.
In pain management clinics, the AGRI index is designed to establish a standardized baseline score and track treatment response over time, grounded in neural data rather than patient recall.
When Self-Reporting Is Not an Option
The patients who benefit most from AGRI are those whose clinical condition prevents reliable self-report — the exact populations where dosing errors carry the highest risk.
EEG-derived indexing closes the assessment gap for these cohorts, giving clinical teams the same data quality available for communicative adult patients.
Patients with dementia, acquired brain injury, or altered consciousness where self-report is inconsistent or absent.
Patients emerging from general anesthesia with impaired verbal capacity in the immediate post-operative window.
Intubated ICU patients for whom standard numeric scales are clinically inaccessible during sedation management.
Children and neonates where developmental stage limits scale-based assessment and dosing precision is critical.
▸ Research Partnership Program
Collaborate on Validation Research
AGRI is identifying academic medical centers and research institutions interested in co-designing validation studies for EEG-based pain indexing.