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NEW! H3 Journal of Image Guided Surgery — On-Line
by Richard D. Bucholz, M.D., and Jamie Henderson, M.D.
(Wiley)
on-line program
English
$245.00

Now there are two ways to look at the Jouranl of Image Guided Surgery . . . on paper and on-line!

This state-of-the-art approach to professional publishing provides all of the key features of a traditional peer-reviewed print journal as well as interactive and multimedia advantages unique to the on-line format of the World Wide Web. The journal publishes original articles, invited reviews, technical notes, brief reports, and letters to the editor. It covers all aspects of image guided surgery and its applications in neurosurgery, head and neck surgery, orthopedics, urology, and other surgical subspecialties.

And with your subscription, you receive both the Print Edition and access to the electronic Edition on the World Wide Web. On-line, journal subscribers will get all the advantages of speed, access, and searchability unique to the electronic format. The Electronic Edition is maintained on a World Wide Web server on the Internet and can be accessed using graphical browsers such as Netscape, N.C.S.A Mosaic, or text-based browsers. In addition to a wide range of interactive features the Electronic Edition of the journal is designed to offer on-line users access to new data several weeks before final publication.

Features:

· On-line access privileges for up to five concurrent uses for institutional subscribers.

· Hypertext linking to figures, tables, reference citations, and other elements of the journal.

· Video clips, animations, and high resolution graphics depicting various image-guided procedures.

· Key-word and multi-term search capabilities

· "Discussion Forums" that permit individual subscribers to electronically correspond with authors and colleagues.

· "Pre-prints" of original articles posted within 48 hours after acceptance. Manuscripts, case reports, and
letters to the editor can be submitted electronically.

The complete program includes: One (1) Volume, and six (6) issues.

For URL address please contact DOES.

The International Journal of Cancer publishes articles on all topics relevant to experimental and clinical cancer research, with an emphasis on fundamental studies significant to the understanding of human cancer. This journal reports on epidemiological studies from all over the world, to an extent not found anywhere else in cancer literature. The journal will also now include six issues entitles Predictive Oncology, further expanding coverage into the rapidly growing area of predicting human cancer risk from molecular, genetic, epidemiological, and statistical data.

The complete program includes: Thirty (30) Issues (including six issues of Predictive Oncology).

For URL address please contact DOES.

NEW! H5 Cancer — On-Line
Interdisciplinary International Journal of the American Cancer Society
Editor-in-Chief: Robert V.P. Hutter, M.D.
(Wiley)
on-line program
English
$2,250

Cancer is a publication of the American Cancer Society. It is established worldwide as a leading resource for insights in clinical oncology and cancer investigations. From cancer cytology to tumor screening and staging to chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgical treatment options, this journal offers more than 700 peer-reviewed original articles each year, along with review papers, scientific correspondence, and topical editorials. Distinguished contributors present the latest advances in cancer medicine and research, serving as a vital forum for the exchange of information among specialists concerned with all aspects of the etiology and therapy of human cancer.

The complete program includes: Twenty-four (24) Issues, plus supplements.

For URL address please contact DOES.

This program features full searching capabilities, allowing users quick and easy access to information on toxic substances, chemical agents, research trends, worker exposure data, regulations, and more.
Features:

· Simple and complex Boolean searching capabilities

· Hyperlinked references, tables and figures

· Expandable table of contents allows you to scan contents at different levels of detail

· Notes allow users to attach comments to text electronically

· Ability to select and print sections of the content

System Requirements: An IBM PC/AT 386 or higher computer or compatible computer with 4MB RAM, 2MB free hard disk space, CD-ROM drive, 256 color VGA monitor, Windows or DOS.

The complete set includes: One (1) CD-ROM, and one (1) User’s Guide.

Telephone:(336) 723-3637 or 1-800-236-3637

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