Neuroanatomical Background to Understanding the Brain of the Young Psychopath

University of New England chapter by Werner and Bove examining the anatomy and neurobiology of pain perception, including nociceptive pathways, the role of the endocrine and musculoskeletal systems, and how manual therapies influence pain.

Ruth Werner, Geoffrey M Bove

Leading article by Hladnik, Bicanic, and Petanjek from the University of Zagreb School of Medicine explaining the neuroanatomical pathways of nociception and how the brain processes the sensory and affective components of pain.

Ana Hladnik, Ivana Bicanic, Zdravko Petanjek

Classic review by Hickok and Poeppel proposing that cortical fields in the posterior superior temporal lobe serve as the primary substrate for sound based representations of speech, connecting perception to lexical access and motor interface systems.

Gregory Hickok, David Poeppel