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Patient's nursing is carried out several time per day in the intensive care. It is often described as painful by patients. The measurement of pupillary dilatation reflex (PDR) during a tetanic stimulation by pupillometry predicts analgesia level in the operating room and during tracheal aspirates in critically ill patients [1].

Can pupillometry diagnose a lack of analgesia prior to nursing in critically ill patients?