File notes from 04/01/2005 -- the thirty-second update had nine new references.
File notes from 12/01/2004 -- the thirty-first update had fourteen new references.
File notes from 08/01/2004 -- the thirtieth update had seventeen new references.
File notes from 04/01/2004 -- the twenty-ninth update had twelve new references.
File notes from 12/01/2003 -- the twenty-eighth update had seven new references.
File notes from 08/01/2003 -- the twenty-seventh update had twelve new references.
File notes from 04/01/2003 -- the twenty-sixth update had eleven new references.
File notes from 12/01/2002 -- the twenty-fifth update had fourteen new references.
File notes from 07/01/2002 -- the twenty-fourth update had seventeen new references.
File notes from 03/01/2002 -- the twenty-third update had nineteen new references.
File notes from 11/01/2001 -- the twenty-second update had ten new references.
File notes from 07/01/2001 -- The twenty-first update had twelve new references.
File notes from 03/01/2001 -- The twentieth update had five new references.
File notes from 11/01/2000 -- The nineteenth update had twelve new references.
File notes from 07/01/2000 -- The eighteenth update had six new references.
File notes from 03/01/2000 -- The seventeenth update had eighteen new references.
File notes from 11/01/99 -- The sixteenth update had eleven new references.
File notes from 07/01/99 -- The fifteenth update had five new references.
File notes from 03/01/99 -- The fourteenth update had seven new references.
File notes from 11/01/98 -- The thirteenth update had seven new references.
File notes from 07/01/98 -- The twelfth update had eleven new references.
File notes from 03/01/98 -- The eleventh update had fifteen new references.
File notes from 11/01/97 -- The tenth update had six new references.
File notes from 07/01/97 -- The ninth update had eleven new references.
File notes from 03/01/97 -- The eighth update had sixteen new references.
File notes from 11/01/96 -- The seventh update had eleven new references.
File notes from 07/01/96 -- The sixth update had seven new references.
File notes from 03/01/96 -- The fifth update had eight new references.
File notes from 11/01/95 -- The fourth update had fifty new references.
File notes from 07/01/95 -- The third update had seven new references.
File notes from 03/01/95 -- The second update had eight new references.
File notes from 11/01/94 -- The first update had ten new references.
During the last 4 months, a number of sources of information
for Post Polio
Syndrome have developed on the Internet.
A newsgroup named alt.support.post-polio
was created to help tie together pps
support areas on the Internet and the various
commercial online services such as
Prodigy, AOL, etc.
There is an excellent reference area that can be accessed via WWW or lynx at
http://www.eskimo.com/~dempt/polio.html
There is also a mailing list listserv that
can be joined by sending an e-mail to
listserv@sjuvm.stjohns.edu with a blank
subject
line and
sub Polio yourfirstname yourlastname
in the body of the message.
File notes from 07/01/94
This is a list of recent medical articles related to
Post
Polio Syndrome. I've
accumulated the list over the last year or so through accesses to
Medline
via Grateful
Med. The list is representative though not necessarily exhaustive.
I was advised that it
would be acceptable to repost this information as long as I deleted
the article abstracts,
which I have done. The intent is simply to provide information on PPS
to those who
need it.
As far as the list itself is concerned, UI is the Medline number of
the article, and I
think the other entries are self explanatory. The articles themselves
are available in the
specific journals listed in the SO entry line, and should be available
in most medical
libraries. Most of the articles are also available by mail through
the Loansome Doc
facility of Grateful Med; abstracts of the articles are available on
Medline; information
on Medline etc. is available by Internet gopher at gopher.nlm.nih.gov.
I have no
affiliation with any of these entities.
The articles are written by medical professionals using medical
terminology,
but the
review articles especially are informative for even us 'non medical
professional' folk.
Start with one of the review articles and work your way from there.
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Ernie Wollering PPSRL@wi.rr.com