Titlebook: Somatosensory Mechanisms; Proceedings of an In Curt Euler,Ove Franzén,David Ottoson Conference proceedings 1984 The Wenner-Gren Center 1984

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Velocity of Indentation as a Variable in Tactile Sensationion (Meissner, 1859; von Frey and Kiesow, (1899) was the relevant metric that best described the relationship between the stimulating event and the resulting sensation. Recently other investigators (e.g., Harrington and Merzenich, 1970; Knibest?l and Vallbo, 1980; Mountcastle and Darian-Smith, 1968)

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Spatial and Nonspatial Neural Mechanisms Underlying Tactile Spatial Discriminationd its underlying neural mechanisms. Two aspects of those studies are discussed here. They are (i) the differentiation of surface feature discrimination into two categories, one based on spatial neural coding mechanisms and one based on nonspatial mechanisms, and (ii) the identity of the afferent pop

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Velocity of Indentation as a Variable in Tactile Sensationsulting sensation. Recently other investigators (e.g., Harrington and Merzenich, 1970; Knibest?l and Vallbo, 1980; Mountcastle and Darian-Smith, 1968) have used skin indentation depth as the appropriate metric to describe tactile stimuli.

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Imaging the Responding Neuronal Population with 14C-2-Deoxyglucose: The Somatosensory Cerebral Cortipulation response patterns might encode important information about somatsensory stimulus conditions, or the possibility that the information encoded at the level of somatosensory neuron populations might differ from that encoded by single neurons.

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Tactile Sensation Related to Activity in Primary Afferents with Special Reference to Detection Probl studies on vibrotactile sensation was "that the detection capacity of the alert and attending subject appears to be set by the peripheral neuronal threshold; it is not elevated by any higher central threshold” (Mountcastle, 1975).

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Neural Mechanisms in Somesthesis: Recent Progress and Future Problemsetachment will lend some perspective to what I wish to say. That is, to summarize what I perceive to have been the main advances of the last decades; and, to suggest where opportunity lies in the years ahead.