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OXYBUTYNIN
A Bibliography, Medical Dictionary,
and
Annotated Research Guide to Internet References


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Pages  :  144
Price  :  $28.95(USD)
ISBN  :  0497008211
Published  :  2004
 
 
   Synopsis
 

In March 2001, the National Institutes of Health issued the following warning: "The number of Web sites offering health-related resources grows every day. Many sites provide valuable information, while others may have information that is unreliable or misleading." Furthermore, because of the rapid increase in Internet-based information, many hours can be wasted searching, selecting, and printing. Since only the smallest fraction of information dealing with oxybutynin is indexed in search engines, such as www.google.com or others, a non-systematic approach to Internet research can be not only time consuming, but also incomplete. This book was created for medical professionals, students, and members of the general public who want to conduct medical research using the most advanced tools available and spending the least amount of time doing so.

 
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 Description

 

This is a 3-in-1 reference book. It gives a complete medical dictionary covering hundreds of terms and expressions relating to oxybutynin. It also gives extensive lists of bibliographic citations. Finally, it provides information to users on how to update their knowledge using various Internet resources. The book is designed for physicians, medical students preparing for Board examinations, medical researchers, and patients who want to become familiar with research dedicated to oxybutynin. If your time is valuable, this book is for you. First, you will not waste time searching the Internet while missing a lot of relevant information. Second, the book also saves you time indexing and defining entries. Finally, you will not waste time and money printing hundreds of web pages.

 

 

 Table of Contents

 

Forward

Chapter 1. Studies on Oxybutynin

Overview

The Combined Health Information Database

Federally Funded Research on Oxybutynin

The National Library of Medicine: PubMed

Chapter 2. Nutrition and Oxybutynin

Overview

Finding Nutrition Studies on Oxybutynin

Federal Resources on Nutrition

Additional Web Resources

Chapter 3. Alternative Medicine and Oxybutynin

Overview

National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine

Additional Web Resources

General References

Chapter 4. Patents on Oxybutynin

Overview

Patents on Oxybutynin

Patent Applications on Oxybutynin

Keeping Current

Chapter 5. Books on Oxybutynin

Overview

Chapters on Oxybutynin

Chapter 6. Periodicals and News on Oxybutynin

Overview

News Services and Press Releases

Newsletter Articles

Academic Periodicals covering Oxybutynin

Chapter 7. Researching Medications

Overview

U.S. Pharmacopeia

Commercial Databases

Appendix A. Physician Resources

Overview

NIH Guidelines

NIH Databases

Other Commercial Databases

Appendix B. Patient Resources

Overview

Patient Guideline Sources

Finding Associations

Appendix C. Finding Medical Libraries

Overview

Preparation

Finding a Local Medical Library

Medical Libraries in the U.S. and Canada

ONLINE GLOSSARIES

Online Dictionary Directories

OXYBUTYNIN DICTIONARY

INDEX

 
 

 Excerpt (Introduction)

 

In addition to offering a structured and comprehensive bibliography, this medical reference on oxybutynin will quickly direct you to resources and reliable information on the Internet, from the essentials to the most advanced areas of research. Public, academic, government, and peer-reviewed research studies are emphasized. Various abstracts are reproduced to give you some of the latest official information available to date. Abundant guidance is given on how to obtain free-of-charge primary research results via the Internet. E-book and electronic versions of this book are fully interactive with the Internet. For readers unfamiliar with the Internet, detailed instructions are offered on how to access electronic resources. For readers unfamiliar with medical terminology, a comprehensive glossary is provided. For readers without access to Internet resources, a directory of medical libraries, that have or can locate references cited here, is given. We hope these resources will prove useful to the widest possible audience seeking information on oxybutynin.

 
 

 Words Defined in the Vocabulary Builders

 
 
     
A Escalation Pelvic
Abdomen Esophagitis Pelvis
Abdominal Esophagus Penicillin
Abdominal Pain Estrogen Percutaneous
Accommodation Estrogen Replacement Therapy Peripheral Nervous System
Acetone Evacuation Peripheral Neuropathy
Acetylcholine Excipient Petroleum
Adenosine Excitation Pharmaceutical Solutions
Adipose Tissue Exhaustion Pharmacodynamic
Adjuvant Exogenous Pharmacokinetic
Adrenaline Expiration Pharmacologic
Adrenergic Extracellular Pharmacotherapy
Adverse Effect Extrapyramidal Phenylpropanolamine
Affinity F Phosphorus
Agonist Facial Physical Examination
Agoraphobia Facial Nerve Physiologic
Airway Family Planning Physiology
Albumin Fat Pilot study
Alendronate Feces Plants
Alendronate Sodium Finasteride Plasma
Alertness Fixation Pneumonia
Algorithms Flatus Polymers
Alimentary Flavoxate Polyuria
Alkaline Forearm Posterior
Alkaloid Fungi Postmenopausal
Allergen Fungus Postoperative
Alpha-1 G Practice Guidelines
Alprenolol Ganglia Pravastatin
Alternative medicine Gas Precursor
Alveoli Gasoline Presynaptic
Amino acid Gastric Prevalence
Anaesthesia Gastrin Prodrug
Anal Gastrointestinal Progressive
Analgesic Gastrointestinal tract Propantheline
Analog Gelatin Propranolol
Anatomical Gene Prostaglandins
Anesthesia Genital Prostaglandins A
Angina Geriatric Prostate
Angina Pectoris Gland Prostatectomy
Antagonism Glucose Protein Binding
Antibiotic Glutamic Acid Protein S
Antibody Glycine Proteins
Anticholinergic Governing Board Pruritus
Anticoagulants Grafting Psychic
Antidiabetic H Psychoactive
Antidiabetic Agent Half-Life Psychogenic
Antidiuretic Headache Public Policy
Antidote Health Education Pulmonary
Antifungal Heme Pulmonary Artery
Antigen Hemostasis Pulmonary Emphysema
Anti-inflammatory Hepatic Pulse
Anti-Inflammatory Agents Homeostasis Q
Antipsychotic Homologous Quality of Life
Antiseptic Hormonal Quaternary
Antispasmodic Hormone R
Anus Hydrolysis Race
Anxiety Hypercalcemia Racemic
Argipressin Hyperlipidemia Radioactive
Arrhythmia Hyperplasia Radiological
Arrhythmogenic Hyperreflexia Randomized
Arterial Hypersensitivity Randomized Controlled Trials
Arteries Hypersensitivity, Immediate Receptor
Artery Hypertension Receptors, Serotonin
Aspirin Hyperthyroidism Rectal
Assay Hypertonia Rectum
Astrocytes Hyporeflexia Reductase
Atropine Hypothermia Refer
Atypical Hypotonia Reflex
Auditory I Reflux
Autoimmune disease Idiopathic Regimen
Autonomic Imipramine Relapse
Autonomic Nervous System Immune response Resection
B Immunization Response rate
Bacteria Immunology Retropubic
Belladonna Impairment Rhinitis
Benign Implantation Rosiglitazone
Bezafibrate In vitro S
Bile In vivo Saliva
Biliary Incision Salivary
Bioavailability Indomethacin Salivary glands
Biochemical Induction Salivation
Biological Transport Infarction Schizoid
Biopsy Infection Schizophrenia
Biotechnology Infertility Schizotypal Personality Disorder
Bloating Inflammation Sciatic Nerve
Blood Coagulation Ingestion Sclerosis
Blood Platelets Inhalation Screening
Blood pressure Innervation Sebaceous
Blood vessel Inorganic Sebaceous gland
Body Fluids Inotropic Secretion
Bone Marrow Insomnia Sedative
Bone Marrow Cells Instillation Seizures
Bowel Insulator Semen
Bowel Movement Insulin Sensitization
Brain Stem Insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus Serotonin
Bronchi Intermittent Serum
Bronchial Intestinal Shivering
Bronchioles Intestines Sibutramine
Bronchitis Intoxication Signs and Symptoms
Bronchoconstriction Intracellular Skeletal
Bronchodilator Intramuscular Skeleton
Bronchospasm Intravenous Small intestine
Bronchus Intravesical Smooth muscle
C Intrinsic Sneezing
Caffeine Intubation Social Environment
Calcium Involuntary Social Security
Capsules Irritable Bowel Syndrome Sodium
Cardiac Irritants Solvent
Cardioselective Isoenzyme Somatic
Cardiovascular K Spasm
Cardiovascular System Kb Spasmolytic
Catecholamine Ketoacidosis Spastic
Catheterization Ketone Bodies Spatial disorientation
Catheters Ketorolac Specialist
Caudal Ketorolac Tromethamine Species
Cell L Specificity
Central Nervous System Large Intestine Sphincter
Cerebral Lesion Spina bifida
Cerebral Palsy Leukemia Spinal cord
Cervical Leukocytes Stabilization
Cervix Levorphanol Statistically significant
Chin Ligament Steroids
Cholesterol Lipase Stimulant
Cholinergic Lipid Stimulus
Chronic Lipid A Stomach
Ciliary Lipolysis Stool
Citric Acid Liver Stress
Clinical trial Localized Stress urinary
Clomipramine Lumbar Subacute
Cloning Lymph Subclinical
Clozapine Lymph node Subcutaneous
Coenzymes Lymphatic Substance P
Colitis M Sulfites
Collapse Medial Suppositories
Colon Mediate Suppression
Complement Mediator Sympathetic Nervous System
Complementary and alternative medicine Medicament Sympathomimetic
Complementary medicine MEDLINE Symphysis
Compliance Membrane Symptomatic
Computational Biology Meninges Symptomatology
Conception Menopause Synapse
Concomitant Mental, iv Synaptic
Cone Mental Health, iv Systemic
Conjugated Meta-Analysis T
Connective Tissue Metabolite Tachycardia
Consciousness Methionine Tear Gases
Constipation Metoprolol Testosterone
Constrict MI Therapeutics
Continence Microglia Thermogenesis
Contraceptive Microorganism Tibial Nerve
Contractility Micturition Tone
Contraindications, ii Mobility Tonus
Controlled study Modeling Topical
Convulsions Modification Toxic, iv
Coordination Molecular Toxicity
Coronary Molecule Toxicology
Coronary Thrombosis Monoamine Toxins
Cortical Motility Trachea
Cranial Mucins Transcutaneous
Curative Mucosa Transdermal
Cutaneous Mucus Transfection
Cyclic Multiple sclerosis Transmitter
Cycloplegia Muscarine Transurethral
Cystitis Musculature Transurethral resection
Cytochrome Mustard Gas Transurethral Resection of Prostate
D Mydriasis Trauma
Density Mydriatic Triacetin
Dermis Myelin Tricyclic
Desmopressin Myelodysplasia Triglyceride
Dextromethorphan Myelogenous Tryptophan
Dextrorphan Myocardial infarction Tunica
Diagnostic procedure Myocardium Tyrosine
Diarrhea N U
Dicyclomine Nausea Ureters
Dietary Fats Necrosis Urethra
Diffusion Nerve Urge urinary incontinence
Digestion Nervous System Urinary Retention
Dihydrotestosterone Neuroleptic Urinary tract
Dilator Neuromuscular Urinary tract infection
Dimethyl Neuromuscular Junction Urinary urgency
Direct, iii Neurons Urinate
Distal Neuropathy Urine
Diuresis Neurotransmitter Urodynamic
Diurnal Niacin Uterus
Dizziness Nitroglycerin V
Dopamine Nocturia Vagal
Dorsal Norepinephrine Vagina
Dosage Forms Nuclei Vaginal
Double-blind O Vagus Nerve
Doxazosin Oculomotor Vascular
Drug Delivery Systems Oculomotor Nerve Vasodilator
Drug Interactions Ointments Vasomotor
Duct Orlistat Vein
Duodenal Ulcer Osmosis Venous
Duodenum Osmotic Ventricle
Dyspareunia Osteoporosis Vertebrae
Dysuria Oxidation Vertebral
E Oxyphenonium Vesicoureteral
Effector P Veterinary Medicine
Efficacy Paediatric Viral
Electrolyte Palliative Virus
Embryo Pancreas Visceral
Emphysema Panic Vitro
Endogenous Panic Disorder Vivo
Endorphins Paralysis Void
Enhancer Parasympathetic Nervous System Volition
Enkephalins Parasympathomimetic W
Enuresis Parenteral White blood cell
Environmental Health Parotid Withdrawal
Enzymatic Patch X
Enzyme Pathologic Xerostomia
Epinephrine Patient Compliance
Erythrocytes Patient Education
 
 
 
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