Titlebook: Neuroscience: Focus on Acute and Chronic Pain; M. A. Tiengo (Professor Emeritus of Physiopatholog Conference proceedings 2001 Springer-Ver

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erning the brainstem, the thalamus and the limbic system are analysed. The importance of the ethical aspect in decision-making during the treatment of terminally ill patients is underlined.978-88-470-0134-3978-88-470-2258-4

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Camillo Golgi: The Dawning of Neuroscience,roscience to just one person. Nevertheless, we may affirm that the work of Camillo Golgi amply contributed to the birth of neuroscience, and for this great merit he, together with Cajal, received the Nobel Prize.

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Consciousness and Pain,zes a coherent awareness from the chaos of sensory input, the sense of self, the mechanisms of blind sight and blind touch, and myriad other phenomena of awareness. Among the questions that consciousness researchers must ask are “What is the nature of pain? Why do we have the ability of feel pain? Why does pain hurt?”

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The Involvement of the Brainstem Reticular Formation in Pain Processing,nnecting the . with higher levels of the brain. They postulated that reticulo-thalamic projections might be part of a polysynaptic path responsible for the conduction of pain and temperature to higher brain levels [5].

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Ethical Decisions in Terminal Illness,health care professionals is especially relevant. Despite a wide variety of personal beliefs and cultural and religious differences, decisions in ethical conflicts should be based on generally accepted principles such as respect for autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, and justice.