Reconocimiento y manejo del distress, sufrimiento y dolor en animales de laboratorio: una revisión

• Autores: Manuel Góngora Medina
• Localización: Suma Psicológica, ISSN-e 0121-4381, Vol. 17, Nº. 2, 2010, págs. 195-200
• Idioma: español
• Títulos paralelos:
  • Recognition and alleviation of distress, suffering, and pain in laboratory animals: a review
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  • español

    La identificación y el manejo del distrés, sufrimiento y dolor representan una importante oportunidad de mejorar el bienestar de los animales de laboratorio.

    El requerimiento para reducir el sufrimiento al mínimo es ampliamente reconocido y es central en muchas legislaciones que regulan la experimentación animal.

    Esta revisión presenta una introducción general al abordaje de estos temas para investigadores usuarios de modelos animales.

  • English

    The assessment and alleviation of distrés, pain and suffering represent an important opportunity to improve the welfare of laboratory animals. The requirement to reduce suffering to a minimum is widely recognized and is central to many laws that regulate animal experimentation. This review gives a general introduction to these issues for users researches of animal models.

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