The digital machine was able to pinpoint pain in 80% of cases 
Photos from open sources The computer can determine when the person is in pain. Stanford Research Team University (Stanford University) used teaching software to analyze the data obtained through brain scintigraphy at times when people felt pain. “We are trying to find the answer to the question whether use neuroimaging to obtain objective information about whether a person feels pain or not. And the answer seems to be positive, “says Dr. Sean Meiki, head of the study. Sean Mackey). At this point, the doctor can find out if it hurts to the patient, only from himself. Another way to find out about pain, oh what it was did not exist before. However small children (especially babies), very old, weak and demented patients, and also unconscious people cannot say that it hurts. Such the situation has long demanded some additional means for definitions of pain. For their purposes, the researchers used an algorithm developed back in 1995. They invited 8 volunteers who had a brain scan that the moment when they felt neutral and when the subjects were in pain. The resulting images were analyzed using an algorithm. The computer was able to accurately determine pain in 80% of cases. Scientists gather improve technology and teach the program to distinguish chronic and acute pain.
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