This invention provides a wearable
postoperative pain assessment and analgesia pump linkage
system, belonging to the field of
medical rehabilitation equipment technology. The
system includes a
perception layer, an
edge computing layer, a collaborative decision engine, and an execution feedback layer. The
perception layer synchronously collects multimodal signals of patient movement, local wound
mechanics, and pain
physiological responses through a wearable
motion sensing unit, wound biomechanical sensing patch, and physiological
signal acquisition module. The
edge computing layer completes spatiotemporal alignment of
multimodal data,
action recognition based on temporal convolutional networks, and quantitative calculation of wound stress
risk index and action-pain response index. The collaborative decision engine incorporates a four-level
risk assessment model to classify the risk of postoperative activities and performs dual-
modal quantitative
verification of occult wound risks using
drug-masked and sleep-masked methods, outputting differentiated intervention decisions. The execution feedback layer achieves graded
drug administration through an intelligent analgesia pump and pushes real-time physical intervention guidance via patient-side interactive devices.