Garcés Giraldo, Luís Fernando2015-02-182015-02-1820141794-4449http://hdl.handle.net/10567/1243Six methodologies to solve cases in bioethics are revised. The first one in proposed by profesor Diego Gracia, who develops a four steps procedure for moral reasoning; the second one is proposed by María Martín, and it is comprised of two phases to analyze bioethical cases. It is an important methodology proposed from ontological personalism and human rights; the third one is the methodolo-gy proposed by Francisco León, which synthetizes Jonsen´s, Siegler´s, and Winsdale´s proposals, plus that by Diego Gracia to systematize the facts and the deliberation of the action courses; the fourth is proposed by Gloria Tomás and Garrido, and consists of an interdisciplinary methodology to solve bioethical dilemmas. This model clarifies the man´s inquiries concerning nature. From this point of view it is an interesting model for the reflections about our work, as animals are a part of that nature. This model proposes some kind of combined wisdom. The fifth methodology is the one proposed by Lorda and others who, in six steps, found a way to solve specific dilemmas in bioethics. Finally, the methodology proposed by Altiset and others is presented as one that integrates aspects for specific cases and elaborates specific rules according to the general princi-ples of bioethics. A remarkable aspect of this model is the intervention of prudence in every moment, to make decisions.esCorporación Universitaria LasallistaBioéticaInvestigación en animalesInvestigación - MétodosBioética en la investigaciónArticle