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Neonatal rat pups exposed to repetitive acute pain show decreases in pain threshold and altered behavior during adulthood. A model using prolonged inflammatory pain in neonatal rats may have greater clinical relevance for investigating the long-term behavioral effects of neonatal pain in ex-preterm neonates. Neonatal rat pups were exposed to repeated formalin injections on postnatal (P) days 1-7 (P1-P7),...
When we exposed the inapplicability of the current definition of pain to neonatal experiences [8], objections to our viewpoint hinged on the absence of consciousness in such nonlinguistic beings [37]. The evidence reviewed in this focus article demonstrates the occurrence and manifestations of consciousness during evolution and human development. Consciousness is described in the full-term newborn,...
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