Rationale:
Accessibility of ISMRM abstracts can be imported into literature
management programs such as Endnote and Reference Manager. The most
general way of doing this is to put the abstract information into a
form readily readable by all such programs. The Pubmed format of the
National Library for Medicine seems ideally suited to this as it is
publicly documented and freely available.
The
2009 ISMRM Proceedings
have been put in PubMed format and successfully imported into
EndnoteX.
PC users:
To download the files below, just click the
right-hand button on your mouse and choose "Save
Target As."
PC and Mac
users: The system will prompt you
for your user name and password, and will only
accept the log-in information of those who have
pre-registered for the ISMRM Scientific Meeting. If
you are registered and do not know your user ID and
password, please send an email to
info@ismrm.org.
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The
PubMed file for import is
~ ISMRM
2009 Pubmed.txt
(Encoded in Unicode (UTF-8)
Available only
to Scientific Meeting registrants
ISMRM and Endnote: The current version has been tested with
Endnote. To import the PubMed file into Endnote, you can use the
filter
~
ISMRM_2009.enl
Available only
to Scientific Meeting registrants
If you also
have the ISMRM DVD, you can change the URL in the imported Endnote
file from /MyPathway2009/ to W:\Files\ assuming that
your CD/DVD-drive is W. Entering CTRL-G in Endnote will then
automatically open the abstract.
Note for Reference Manager users: The conference location is
not a field in PubMed. This has been encoded in the GN (General
Note) field. For Endnote the ISMRM import filter takes care of this,
but no workaround is currently available for Reference Manager.
Note for BibTex users: Given the difficulties of
import/export with BibTex, the 2009 abstracts have also been made
available in BibTex format, and tested with the JabRef 2.3.1. The
file to download is:
~ISMRM
2009.bib
Available only
to Scientific Meeting registrants
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