Quantitative pupillometry for pain assessment in non-verbal intensive care patients: a scoping review protocol

March 31, 2026Open Access

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To evaluate the potential of pupillometry as a method for assessing pain in non-verbal patients in intensive care settings.
Conducting a scoping review of existing literature on pupillometry and pain assessment.
Identifying studies that focus on non-verbal patients in intensive care.
Analyzing the effectiveness of pupillometry in measuring pain intensity.
Identified significant research interest in non-verbal pain assessment methods.
Documented various approaches to using pupillometry for pain evaluation.
Highlighted gaps in current literature that require further investigation.

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Scoping review explores pain assessment methods for non-verbal patients in intensive care, suggesting a focus on pupillometry.

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