Weissman-Fogel I, Granovsky Y, Crispel Y, Ben-Nun A, Anson Best L, Yarnitsky D, Granot M. Enhanced Presurgical Pain Temporal Summation Response Predicts Post-Thoracotomy Pain Intensity During the Acute Postoperative Phase. J. Pain, 2009 Jun; 10(6): 628-36.
	Backonja MM, Walk D, Edwards RR, Sehgal N, Moeller-Bertram T, Wasan A, Irving G, Argoff C, Wallace M. Quantitative Sensory Testing in Measurement of Neuropathic Pain Phenomena and Other Sensory Abnormalities. Clin. J Pain 2009; 25:641–647
	Rajmil O, Arru´s J, Fernandez M, Sarquella J, Ruiz-Castane´ E, Blasco A. Sensory changes after surgical correction of penile curvature. International Journal of Impotence Research (2009), 1–6
	Warbrick T, Derbyshire SWG, Bagshaw AP. Optimizing the Measurement of Contact Heat Evoked Potentials. J. Clin Neurophysiol 2009 Apr; 26 (2): 117-22.
	Derbyshire SWG, Osborn J. Offset analgesia is mediated by activation in the region of the periaqueductal grey and rostral ventromedial medulla. NeuroImage 2009, Apr 16. in press.
	Baumgärtner U, Tiede W, Treede R, Greffrath W. Cool evoked potentials as a new method to examine somatosensory pathways. Poster, presented at the DGKN meeting in Munich, 2009.
	Granot, M. Can we predict persistent postoperative pain by testing preoperative experimental pain? Curr Opin Anaesthesiol. 2009 Jun; 22 (3): 425-30.
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In the last couple of years, Medoc had decided to expend its activities by exclusively representing international companies for pain management solutions and products in the Israeli market. The company established a new in-house division to manage the new commerce activities in Israel.

In 2007, Medoc had signed an exclusive distribution agreement with Boston Scientific from the U.S. for the distribution of the "Precision Plus" used for Spinal Cord Stimulation (SCS) procedure for chronic pain sufferers.   During 2007, Medoc had also signed an agreement with NeuroTherm Company from the UK for distributing their Radio Frequency (RF) system named "NT1000" together with matching disposables (needles and electrodes).  In Early 2008, Medoc had signed an exclusive distribution agreement with Epimed Company (USA), a manufacturer and a worldwide leader in high-quality needles for nerve blocks and epidural injections. In 2009, Medoc IL signed an agreement with HydroCision Company (USA) for spine surgery to simultaneously cut, ablate and remove hard & soft tissues quickly, safely and effectively. These exclusive representations put Medoc in a position to offer various types of pain diagnosis and treatment solutions in the Israeli market. All four companies are known as market leaders and provide significant added value to HMO’s and patients for effectively treating pain in different levels. The goal of the commercial division at Medoc is to manage sales and to provide state of the art service to doctors and patients. It is Medoc intention to expand these commercial activities over the next years to other medical fields as well.