New resources available remotely

Pharmacy Letter, Prescriber's Letter, Natural Medicines Database, and Academic Emergency Medicine are now available remotely via Athens. All you need to do is to use your Athens login and password to access these resources when working off-base. (NMCSD staff only)

General Library Deployment Collection

Visit the new General Library Deployment Resources Webpage to see what books and DVDs are available to you.

Anatomy.Tv Trial

The NMCSD library has arranged a trial of Anatomy.Tv.
Anatomy.Tv contains online interactive 3D models of the human anatomy. View medically accurate representations of the following: hand, forearm, shoulder, foot, ankle, lower-leg, knee, hip, thigh, spine, the back, pelvis head & neck and thorax & abdomen.

Also available is a full skeleton showing the bones, bone regions and muscle attachment points.
Interactive features include zoom, layers, MRI, clinical slides and x-rays, animations and more.
Images, animation and text can be exported for educational purposes.

Please e-mail your comments to library@med.navy.mil

Number of users allowed: Up to 2 simultaneous users.

PILOTS - New database for PTSD

The PILOTS database is an electronic index to the worldwide literature on post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other mental-health consequences of exposure to traumatic events. It is produced by the National Center for PTSD, and is electronically available to the public.
Although it is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, the PILOTS database is not limited to literature on PTSD among veterans.

New search engine for biomedical images

Having hard time finding the right article for your presentation?
Give BiomedSearch a try. BiomedSearch is a new search engine that searches for images that are part of articles published in biomedical journals. It has currently indexed over 1 million images.

Articles published by NMCSD staff in 2007

NMCSD physicians, nurses, and allied health personnel are very active in medical research and in 2007 published a great number of articles in a variety of medical journals.

Click here to see the latest list of articles published by NMCSD staff in 2007.