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American Academy of Neurology Home Page
- Includes academic materials and practice
parameters regarding dementia, ergotamine use,
neurological rating scales, clinical trials, etc.
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American Academy of Pain Medicine
- The American Academy of Pain Medicine (AAPM) is
the recognized authority on the evaluation and
care of patients with pain as a symptom of disease
and primary pain diseases. The specialty of Pain
Medicine is concerned with the study of pain, its
prevention, and pain evaluation, treatment and
rehabilitation.
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BioSites Neurology page
- "BioSites is a current listing of important
Internet resources in the biomedical sciences. The
sites evaluated here have been selected as part of
a collaborative project by staff in the Resource
Libraries within the Pacific Southwest Region of
the National Network of Libraries of Medicine."
BioSites makes it easier to locate the best
Internet resources on a given topic.
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CliniWeb Nervous System Diseases page - CliniWeb, a project at Oregon Health Sciences University, is an
index and table of contents to over 2,500 websites
of clinical information. Keyword search or brow
through the MeSH heirarchy. CliniWeb is well
researched and current.
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CliniWeb Nervous System page
- Provides atlases of the brain and spinal cord.
Provides tutorials, atlases, and anatomical
information of the brain, spinal cord and
peripheral nervous system.
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Galaxy Medicine Nervous System Diseases page - This is a free multi-disciplinary web directory
funded through banner advertising and
sponsorships. It is one of the oldest browsable/searchable
web directories on the Internet. Extensive
listings are comprehensive but are NOT reviewed
for quality. Galaxy lists over a hundred neurology
Web sites.
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HealthWeb : Neurology
- "HealthWeb provides links to specific, evaluated
information resources... selected by librarians...
at leading academic medical centers in the
Midwest." Working together within their “areas of
excellence,” they have chosen and critically
evaluated a small group of non-commercial
resources, rather than providing an exhaustive
index.
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Medical Matrix
- Medical Matrix is a comprehensive, clinically
oriented database designed to be a "home page" for
physicians. Sites are authoritative, peer
reviewed, annotated, frequently updated and ranked
according to a 5-star rating system. Medical
Matrix is authored by Gary Malet, a family
physician and Lee Hancock, an educational
technologist. The Editorial Board members are
drawn from the American Medical Informatics
Association's Internet Working Group. First-time
use may require registration passwords. Select the
topic from menus or perform a subject search.
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MEDLINEplus: Brain and Nervous System Topics - The National Library of Medicine's MEDLINEplus pages
provide a carefully selected list of resources,
not a comprehensive catalog. They are designed to
direct users to resources containing information
that will help them research their health
questions. Neurology topics at MEDLINEplus include
pages on amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, dementia,
epilepsy, headache and migraine, multiple
sclerosis and seizures.
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MEDWEB @ EMORY UNIVERSITY
- A very comprehensive page maintained at Emory
University, this site offers a categorized list
with links to hundreds of sites, as well as links
to employment opportunities, medical equipment and
products, societies and associations, and much
more. Select "Browse by Keyword" and then click on
the specific topic desired.
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Muscular Dystrophy Association
- The MDA is one of the world's leading voluntary
health agencies, founded to combat 40
neuromuscular diseases with a worldwide research
effort, a nationwide program of medical services,
and professional and public health education.
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National Institute of Neurological Disorders and
Stroke Home Page - NINDS, established in 1950, conducts and supports
research and research training on the
causes,prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of
neurological disorders and stroke. The Institute
awards grants for research projects, program
projects, and center grants; provides training
support, conducts research; and collects and
disseminates research information.
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Neuroanatomy & Neuropathology on the Internet - Online neuropathology atlas, quiz, links to educational
materials in anatomy, histology, pathology,
information about books, journals and software and
more. Maintained by Katalin Hegedüs, MD, PhD,
Dep't of Neurology, University Medical School,
Debrecen, Hungary.
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Neuromuscular & CNS Syndromes - Textbook of briefs on inherited and acquired diseases of the
neuromuscular junction, and central nervous
system. Washington.
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Neurosciences on the Internet
- Contains a searchable index of neurobiology,
cognitive science, neurosurgery, psychiatry,
psychology and neurology sites, including basic
science and clinical fields. There is a separate
section listing information available on human
neurological diseases.. A good starting point.
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Whole Brain Atlas
- A catalog of electronic pictures of the human
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