Animal pain: ethical and scientific perspectives : the proceedings of a conference held at the Barossa Valley, Adelaide, April, 1990 / edited by Tim R. Kuchel, Margaret Rose, and Judith Burrell.
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| Language: | English |
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Glen Osmond, SA, Australia :
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1992.
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| Physical Description: | vii, 94 pages : illustrations ; 29 cm |
| Format: | Book |
Contents:
- Basis for scientific considerations and ethical decisions / chairperson, Marcello de Costa
- Humane treatment of animals does not mean treating animals as humans / Patrick D. Wall
- Ethical constraints in pain research / Manfred Zimmermann
- Suffering in animals: towards comprehensive definition and measurement for animals care / C. Richard Chapman
- Stress-induced analgesia: is it a protective phenomenon? / John Carmody
- Inhibition of nociception: pathways and mechanisms / Arthur W. Duggan
- Animal pain: models and assessment / chairperson, Laurie Mather
- Is animal pain the same as human pain? / Vince Molony
- Concepts to be applied in the assessment of acceptability of research / Gerald F. Gebhardt
- Dilemma of assessing animal pain from the point of view of a clinician / Jan Gybels
- Critique of animal models of chronic pain: the arthritic rat / Stephen H. Butler
- How far do we need to go in assessing and treating animal pain? / James E. Heavner
- Environmental determinants of pain thresholds and morphine efficacy / Richard J. Milne.
- (cont) Ontogony of pain perception and the concept of speciesism / chairperson, W. Runciman
- Introductory comments by panel members / Patrick Wall ... [et al.]
- Workshop on the Priorities for Future Clarification of the Animal Pain Debate / chairperson, Margaret Rose.