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eMedicine Clinical Knowledge Base,
Institutional Edition, User Group Update August 2004
IN THIS UPDATE
-- NEW INSTITUTIONAL EDITION USER INTERFACE
-- WHAT’S NEW?
-- FEATURE: SPORTS INJURIES
-- DID YOU KNOW?
-- USER COMMENTS
-- PASS ALONG READERSHIP
-- SUPPORT
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eMedicine Announces New Institutional User Interface
eMedicine’s Institutional Edition is undergoing a major design upgrade
to improve the user experience. This new interface will provide more
intuitive navigation, a better “look and feel,” and a long list of new
features, all designed to make your visit to the eMedicine Clinical
Knowledge Base more efficient and enjoyable.
We will conduct online introductions to the new user interface, so
watch your e-mail for more announcements.
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WHAT’S NEW? - We’ve published the following new topics in recent weeks:
Autonomic Neuropathy
Bacterial Mouth Infections
Calcaneus Fractures
Cardiomyopathy, Dilated
Craniosynostosis Management
Hand, Nerve Compression Syndromes: Upper Extremity
Lysosomal Storage Disease
Mediastinal Seminoma
Mitral Regurgitation
Nerve Entrapment Syndromes of the Lower Extremity
Oligodendroglioma
Pneumatosis Intestinalis
Pulmonary Artery Banding
Rhinoplasty, Basic Closed Technique
Rhinoplasty, Tip Surgery
Transmyocardial Laser Revascularization
Triple ArthrodesisUlcerative Colitis
Wound Healing, Widened and Hypertrophic Scars
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FEATURE: SPORTS INJURIES - The 2004 Summer Olympic Games open August 13
in Athens, Greece, and much attention will be given to the athletes,
their training,and, inevitably, injuries. Round-the-clock coverage will
also encourage many sedentary “weekend athletes” to rediscover running,
biking, swimming, tennis, and other sports. It’s good to know that you
have a ready resource on all types of sports injuries with the eMedicine
Clinical Knowledge Base. We’ve created an entire volume for sports medicine
and organized it into subsections (Face and Head, Foot and Ankle, Hip, Knee,
Lower Limb, Upper Limb, Neurologic Injuries, Shoulder, Spine, and Wrist
and Hand). “Introductory Topics in Sports Medicine” covers the disabled
athlete, special issues for female athletes, exercise physiology,
exercise-induced asthma, and much more. You can access this volume from
the table of contents, or simply search on the topic you wish to research.
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DID YOU KNOW? - Our unique ZOOM® Image Enhancement feature lets usersenlarge and closely study the 30,000 images in our Multimedia Library.Users can display a large image by clicking on View Full Size Image. The image will open in a new window that can be resized to fit the screen. In Zoom view, users have interactive control of the image size by clicking the mouse buttons—left to zoom in, right to zoom out.
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PASS ALONG READERSHIP – Please forward a copy of this e-mail to other individuals interested in the latest news about the eMedicine ClinicalKnowledge Base. They can e-mail us directly to be added to the distribution list.
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