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The effects of stimulation in the ventral posterior lateral (VPLc) thalamic nuclei on the activity of primate spinothalamic tract neurons were investigated. All 19 cells studied were strongly inhibited by conditioning trains of stimuli delivered to either ipsilateral or contralateral VPLc. Both background discharges and activity evoked by innocuous or noxious cutaneous stimulation were inhibited.
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