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sary for fine-grained intensity processing and loudness discrimination. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts 2010 72. Tramo MJ, Lense M, Van Ness C, Kagan J Effect of vmusic on physiological and behavioral responses to pain and stress in premature infants: Clinical trial and literature review. Music an

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mo MJ Functional role of auditory cortex in intensity processing and loudness perception. PLoS One (in revision) 73. Tramo MJ, Lense M. Van Ness C, Kagan J Effect of vocal music on physiological and behavioral responses to pain and stress in premature infants. Music and Medicine (under review) 74. Tr

ital, Hanover, NH July 1988 - Sept 1991, Neurology Consultant, Franklin Regional Hospital, Franklin, NH July 1992 —Dec 2009. Attending Neurologist. Massachusetts General Hospital. Boston. MA July 1992 — June 2005, Neurology Consultant, McLean Hospital, Belmont, MA July 1996 — Dec 2009. Research Associate. Eaton-Peabody Labor

ude Tramo, Miriam Lense, Caitlin Van Ness, Jerome Kagan, Margaret Doyle Settle and Jonathan H. Cronin Mu

dy Center. Vanderbilt University. Nashville. TN, USA 'Department of Psychology. Harvard University. Cambridge. MA. USA Newborn Intensive Care Unit, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston. MA. USA Corresponding Author: Miriam Lense. Department of Psychology. Vanderbilt University. Peabody Box PO. 230 Appleton Place, Nashvil

sary for fine-grained intensity processing and loudness discrimination. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts 2010 72. Tramo MJ, Lense M, Van Ness C, Kagan J Effect of vmusic on physiological and behavioral responses to pain and stress in premature infants: Clinical trial and literature review. Music an

NY. NY July 1988 — June 1991, Attending Neurologist, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Memorial Hospital. Hanover, NH July 1992 —Dec 2009, Attending Neurologist. Massachusetts General Hospital. Boston, MA July 1992 — June 2005, Neurology Consultant, McLean Hospital, Belmont, MA 1996-2005, Research Affiliate, Research Laboratory of Electro

imination. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts 2010 EFTA00591758 Mark Jude Tramo, M.D. Ph.D. Curriculum vitae 72. Tramo MI, Lense M, Van Ness C, Kagan l Effect of music on physiological and behavioral responses to pain and stress in premature infants: Clinical trial and literature review. Music and

ital, Hanover, NH July 1988 — Sept 1991, Neurology Consultant, Franklin Regional Hospital, Franklin, NH July 1992 —Dec 2009, Attending Neurologist, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA July 1992 — June 2005, Neurology Consultant, McLean Hospital, Belmont, MA EFTA00591748 Mark Jude Tramo, M.D. Ph.D. Curriculum vitae

imination. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts 2010 EFTA00591770 Mark Jude Tramo, M.D. Ph.D. Curriculum vitae 72. Tramo MJ, Lense M, Van Ness C, Kagan l Effect of music on physiological and behavioral responses to pain and stress in premature infants: Clinical trial and literature review. Music and

ital, Hanover, NH July 1988 — Sept 1991, Neurology Consultant, Franklin Regional Hospital, Franklin, NH July 1992 —Dec 2009, Attending Neurologist, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA July 1992 — June 2005, Neurology Consultant, McLean Hospital, Belmont, MA EFTA00591760 Mark Jude Tramo, M.D. Ph.D. Curriculum vitae

rences for theoretically consonant musical-intervals (major and minor thirds) over dissonant ones (minor seconds) by four months of age (Zentner and Kagan 2003). In light of current knowledge about cortical development in primates and other animals and about auditory perceptual competence in human ne

orking hypotheses. We recently completed a case-cohort study of physiological and behavioral responses to pain in the Neonatal Special Care Unit at Massachusetts General Hospital (Tram° et al. 2006, 2009). We monitored heart rate, respiratory rate, and oxygen saturation for several minutes before, during, and after skin punc