Well-grounded pain assessment is the prerequisite for properly classifying chronic pain conditions. It also serves a variety of other purposes such as:

• Recording the severity of pain
• Monitoring the course of pain
• Offering mechanistic information

Our comprehensive pain assessment addresses multiple domains of pain such as the visual and affective characteristics of pain, temporal aspects of pain, and the place and bodily delivery of pain, and uses techniques for identifying the pathophysiological processes causing the pain where applicable.