Listen to a Clinical Practice article.
ISSUE DATE: August 23, 2007
A recording of the full text of "Isolated Systolic Hypertension in the Elderly."
Supplement to: Chobanian AV. Isolated Systolic Hypertension in the Elderly. N Engl J Med 2007:357(8);789-96.
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04/27/2008
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| Pros: Amazing! Please keep doing! |
| Cons: Nothing! |
| Other thoughts: Excellent!!! |
| Reviewer: OMIR ANTUNES PAIVA Professional Specialty: Unspecified Place of Work or Study: Unspecified |
04/11/2008
| Systolic Hypertension by A. Chobanian |
| Pros: In one word: SUPERB |
| Cons: None so far, after listening and re-listening to several topics in the series |
| Other thoughts: Concurrent display of referenced Tables/Figures in the presentation, maybe in Power Point format or otherwise |
| Reviewer: Jacques Sahakian Professional Specialty: Family Medicine Place of Work or Study: Government Agency |
03/18/2008
| Excellent! |
| Pros: Wonderful! These articles are so important to keep up with and making the available in audio format is so helpful. The speakers have very clear voices and make it easy to follow. |
| Cons: None. |
| Other thoughts: Thank you so much for doing this. I put them on my iPod and now I can listen to them while commuting (driving or bus) or while working out. Thank you! |
| Reviewer: D. M. Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
03/07/2008
| Excellent |
| Pros: Finally you can improve your knowledge while working out, thank you very much. |
| Cons: None |
| Other thoughts: Please, keep it free of charge or at least affordable (if you change your mind) |
| Reviewer: JP Simon Turriate Professional Specialty: Geriatrics Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Community |
03/07/2008
| All clinical practice articles |
| Pros: I love this feature! I can listen to NEJM articles even in the remote region of China and keep up with the latest medical developments!!! |
| Cons: Please don't charge for these services, at least not to those from poor regions. |
| Reviewer: Kurbanjan Abduxukur Professional Specialty: Pediatrics Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Other |
03/03/2008
| Lumbar Spinal stenosis |
| Pros: Excellent way to keep up with NEJM articles when there are free moments between patients and procedures. Please keep it up! |
| Cons: None |
| Other thoughts: How do we see the accompanying pictures and radiographs/CT/MRI? |
| Reviewer: Dr.Mahendra Mehta Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (group) |
02/26/2008
| all articles |
| Pros: helpful for both medicine and language study. |
| Cons: not at all |
| Other thoughts: please try add more applications |
| Reviewer: yinmin.thiha Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Other |
02/25/2008
 Lumbar Spinal Stenosis |
| Pros: Very, very useful |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: Alberto Passannante Professional Specialty: Unspecified Place of Work or Study: Unspecified |
02/24/2008
| lumbar spinal stenosis |
| Pros: excellent |
| Cons: deaf |
| Reviewer: theo hartoko Professional Specialty: Geriatrics Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Community |
02/23/2008
| Lumbar spinal stenosis |
| Pros: Excellent |
| Cons: |
| Other thoughts: What a wonderful way of learning. More please |
| Reviewer: Surinder Bassan Professional Specialty: Unspecified Place of Work or Study: Research Facility |
02/22/2008
| great job! |
| Pros: Very useful! |
| Cons: nothing! |
| Reviewer: katayoun Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (group) |
02/19/2008
| Long QT syndrome |
| Pros: Highlights the importance of 12 leads ECG before starting an exercise program, as the European Task Force recomended, class I A; Eur, Heart Journal 2001; 22-1374-1450. The reading of the articles is great and it helps listening comprehension. I am in Uruguay. |
| Cons: None |
| Other thoughts: Do this with all articles. Thanks very much |
| Reviewer: Mario Bonilla Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
02/12/2008
| Neurogenic orthostatic hypotension |
| Pros: Excellent review. Please continue & increase such audio & visual presentations. They substantially improve the objective of continuing educatopn. |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: Thomas Kuruvilla Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Other |
02/11/2008
| Clinical practice article |
| Pros: This is really superb and an excellent way of keeping up to date while commuting. |
| Cons: |
| Other thoughts: Perhaps it could be included on a podcast, available to subscribers, to make regular downloads simpler and more comprehensive than the current podcast. |
| Reviewer: Jessica Triay Professional Specialty: Endocrinology Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Other |
02/07/2008
| useful |
| Pros: these articles is very useful in two paths it's give the information and improve the languge |
| Cons: I hope in future u put the reading articles |
| Other thoughts: good work.. do that fo all articles |
| Reviewer: Muhammad Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Medical School Program |
02/05/2008
| Long QT |
| Pros: Wonderful, well read. Nice alternative means for learning. |
| Cons: It would be nice to have slides w/ the reading of the text. |
| Other thoughts: Please continue doing these! |
| Reviewer: Anonymous Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
02/02/2008
| very useful |
| Pros: do this for all article please! |
| Cons: direct connection with text |
| Reviewer: guido jeannin Professional Specialty: Nephrology Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Other |
01/30/2008
| Superb |
| Pros: Very useful and practical. |
| Cons: |
| Other thoughts: Inclusion of radiographs could have made the review more inviting. |
| Reviewer: Dr. Saikat Dhar Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
01/30/2008
| useful material |
| Pros: I am from Bs. As., Argentina, and find this material very useful. I use it to teach English to physicians, and as material for discussion and analysis of medical terminology. I work in different medical centers and hospitals in Bs. As. and my "students" improve their communication skills in English, are more fluent and learn terminology by listening and reading this kind of material. |
| Cons: none |
| Reviewer: Claudia Tarazona Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
01/29/2008
| CROUP |
| Pros: I AM FROM ARGENTINA, I FOUND THIS ARTICLE VERY USEFUL!!!! IT IS USEFUL FOR STUDYING AND PRACTISING ENGLISH |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: ROMINA RIGL Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Nursing Home or Assisted Living Facility |
01/29/2008
| CROUP |
| Pros: I AM FROM ARGENTINA, I FOUND THIS ARTICLE VERY USEFUL!!!! IT IS USEFUL FOR STUDYING AND PRACTISING ENGLISH |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: ROMINA RIGL Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Nursing Home or Assisted Living Facility |
01/28/2008
| Croup |
| Pros: Excellent |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: Yongbum Kim Professional Specialty: Gastroenterology Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (solo) |
01/26/2008
| Croup |
| Pros: Excellent |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: M. Nauman Jhandier Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Community |
01/26/2008
| hypertiglyceridemia |
| Pros: very good and practical |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: Dr Farhad Yaghmaie Professional Specialty: Infectious Disease Place of Work or Study: Research Facility |
01/24/2008
| Croup |
| Pros: Very good clinical review, easy to fallow and understand. |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: Dr.Rafael Gustin (Peru) Professional Specialty: Pediatrics Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
01/24/2008
| Good job |
| Pros: Clear voice, easy to follow. Helped me "double use" my time. I'll look forward for more articles. |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: Ibrahim Ghobrial Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Community |
01/24/2008
| Croup |
| Pros: As ambulance paramedic, we spend a lot of time on the move, nice to get in a bit of education as well.. |
| Cons: none. |
| Other thoughts: easy to download and use. ? possible to reduce file size? |
| Reviewer: Kevin Flannery, paramedic, Ireland. Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Other |
01/23/2008
| Croup |
| Pros: Very good explained. and easy to understand |
| Cons: n/a |
| Reviewer: Barbara Warman Professional Specialty: Women’s Health Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Other |
01/23/2008
| Croup: easy on the ears! |
| Pros: Very interesting format. Nice to listen to on my iPod, on the bus to work. Very good, compact review. |
| Cons: None, really. Thanks! |
| Other thoughts: Ms Keatings, it is easy to transfer this mp3 to your iPod: 1. Download to your computer (right-click [Windows] or alt-click [Mac]) 2. Import into iTunes. (Menu: File>Import). 3. Enjoy! |
| Reviewer: Francois D. Boucher, MD Professional Specialty: Infectious Disease Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
01/21/2008
| Long QT Syndrome |
| Pros: It`s a good revew. |
| Cons: It would be more interesting to foreigner professionals to listen to the articles and at the same time have a text like a close caption to make it easier to understand. Thanks for your time. |
| Reviewer: Carlos Rogerio de Oliveira Passos from Rio de Janeiro- Brasil Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Community |
01/16/2008
 unable to put on iPOD |
| Pros: |
| Cons: I would like to be able to listen to this on my iPOD but while I was able to listen to the article on the computer, I could not get it downloaded to the device. |
| Reviewer: Vera Keatings Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Unspecified |
01/12/2008
| I like this kind of article |
| Pros: I can easily listen to the the article through my car mp3 on my way to home. I never waste time on the rush hours and can correct my prononciation and right medical terms. |
| Cons: |
| Other thoughts: Keep doing this. |
| Reviewer: Zhang, Jin from China, Beijing Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
01/12/2008
| Long Q-T Syndrom |
| Pros: Is the best form to learn and update about this and others pathologies. This is the best helpful way even for medical interns read, learn and practice. |
| Cons: None |
| Other thoughts: Keep like that for long time please. Muchas Gracias !!! (thank you very much) in my language. |
| Reviewer: Felvill Villalona Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Community |
01/11/2008
| Long-QT syndrome |
| Pros: I like the audio program as the articles provide me the opportunity to both update my medical knowlegde and to correct the pronunciation and improve listening ability which is especially helpful for us the non-native English speakers. |
| Cons: Nil |
| Other thoughts: PS: The audio lasts for about 9 min, is it my own problem? |
| Reviewer: Fan Kuosheng Professional Specialty: Pulmonology Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
01/10/2008
| QT prolongation |
| Pros: IThis is a nice feature and useful for teaching |
| Cons: Would be better if the charts and text were visual to replace the cumputer generated designs |
| Other thoughts: I would like to have this kept as an option esp. for the general reviews for teaching house staff and residents |
| Reviewer: copfer Professional Specialty: Cardiology Place of Work or Study: Government Agency |
01/10/2008
| Long QT Syndrom |
| Pros: Thank you very much for providing the opportunity of reading and listening the articles at the same time. Good luck |
| Cons: |
| Other thoughts: Please keep doing this. |
| Reviewer: Dr H Babaei Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
01/08/2008
| Localized prostate cancer |
| Pros: Interesting for Reviews Articles, Clinical Practice, Clinical Problem Solving : things that matter in CME ! |
| Cons: Nothing |
| Other thoughts: As an IMG I'd really appreciate these audios files with CME material such as pdf files for print and learn for free or low price. Many thanks to the NEJM! |
| Reviewer: azul Professional Specialty: Family Medicine Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (solo) |
01/02/2008
| Localized prostate Ca |
| Pros: In depth description of current epidemiology, treatment modalities |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: Stergios Doumas Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Other |
12/31/2007
| Prostate cancer management |
| Pros: The audio aspect forces you to devote full attention to the information and not be distracted by a visual presentation. Great format, specific articles can then be requested or copied from local sources. |
| Cons: Graphs would be useful |
| Other thoughts: This was a well-balanced presentation of an otherwise very difficult subject often overshadowed by a specialty-biased opinion. |
| Reviewer: Garratt Richardson Professional Specialty: Hematology/Oncology Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (solo) |
12/31/2007
| Localized Prostate Cancer |
| Pros: |
| Cons: |
| Other thoughts: When you see and hear at the same time about a unique subject you get better results. I suggest the audio matter with pdf files would be excellent. |
| Reviewer: Dr HB Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
12/28/2007
| Prostate CA |
| Pros: Effective teaching |
| Cons: Must staay awake! |
| Other thoughts: Need more of the same |
| Reviewer: Seymour Siegel, D Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Other |
12/28/2007
| Localized prostate cancer |
| Pros: it takes more time than reading in diagonal but if it id an important article, you'ii get more out of it. |
| Cons: |
| Other thoughts: Female voice is attrative, even about this item, but when I could see the reader (she or he) it should give still more attention and contact-feeling. We miss the figures e.g. here the Geason score |
| Reviewer: Van Durme Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (solo) |
12/27/2007
| Localited prostate cancer |
| Pros: |
| Cons: |
| Other thoughts: I think the best option is provide also the writer text with the audio. It provides you a better understand of the text |
| Reviewer: Localized prostate cancer Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Other |
12/26/2007
| Audio papers |
| Pros: |
| Cons: |
| Other thoughts: I still prefer to see a pdf of papers. Rather than expend the effort to provide an audio version, I'd prefer to have the full article made available at no, or at least greatly reduced, costs. I'm a patient, not a healthcare professional. I cannot affort full subscriptions to the many journals covering my disease, nor to pay $25 or more for each paper. |
| Reviewer: Jon Nowlin Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Other |
12/26/2007
| Prostatic Cancer |
| Pros: much appreciated, useful information in one spot, excellent review from acknowleged authoritative source |
| Cons: would have liked to have been able to follow the tables and illustrations-- availability of the illustrations concurrently would have been a great plus |
| Other thoughts: very grateful for this feature |
| Reviewer: m. horowitz Professional Specialty: Urology Place of Work or Study: Other |
12/23/2007
| any titles |
| Pros: Very good service from the publisher and I am very appreciated. It is free and I can download to my PDA. |
| Cons: It is only a beta so in the future it may not be free. I hope I am wrong on this. |
| Reviewer: steve lai Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Other |
12/18/2007
| erectile dysfunction |
| Pros: very good ,highly useful,covering different areas of speciality |
| Cons: anonymus |
| Other thoughts: discussion thoughts to be included in the presentation |
| Reviewer: dr.ali alatabani Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Community |
12/16/2007
| Erectile dysfunction |
| Pros: very good , good to listen to while driving, fantastic |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: Anonymous Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Unspecified |
12/13/2007
| good for practice |
| Pros: very good, i can review the topic and practice my english. it is great tool for students that need skills listening english. |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: concuccion Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Other |
12/13/2007
| Erectile Dysfunction |
| Pros: |
| Cons: allow the slides to be v iewed along with the audio. Allow the listener(viewer) to skip ahead when a section is not of interest. |
| Reviewer: Kenn Treidel Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Other |
12/13/2007
| Erectile disfunctio |
| Pros: Clear, well thought-out and thorough. Thank you . |
| Cons: Erectile disfunctions due to the psyche are just touched on - is it too wide a field to discuss in this article? |
| Other thoughts: Very good English - excellent for foreigners. |
| Reviewer: serge lewithin Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Pharmaceutical Company |
12/13/2007
| Erectile Dysfunction |
| Pros: Extremely useful innovation to deliver the information |
| Cons: it will be helpful if the information on the slides is displayed simultaneously with the recording |
| Reviewer: Kee Lam WONG Professional Specialty: Rheumatology Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (solo) |
12/12/2007
| Erectile dysfunction |
| Pros: Outstanding review. |
| Cons: None |
| Other thoughts: Excellent idea. Please continue this service. Great learning tool when I'm too tired too read. |
| Reviewer: Thomas Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
12/12/2007
| Erectil Dysfunction |
| Pros: Excellent teaching tool. Congratulations and thanks a million |
| Cons: |
| Other thoughts: Great learning experience for a retired physician with poor eye sight and on a tight budget |
| Reviewer: Sergio C Stone Professional Specialty: Obstetrics/Gynecology Place of Work or Study: Other |
12/04/2007
| Hair loss in women |
| Pros: Effective way to learn in parallel to other tasks and leisure. |
| Cons: Can't see any cons. |
| Other thoughts: One more excellent breakthrough by NEJM! |
| Reviewer: GF Professional Specialty: Public Health Place of Work or Study: Non-Profit Organization |
12/01/2007
| listen to clinical practice, all titles |
| Pros: Great stuff; I use it mainly during jogging; reviewing medicine and english; very clear language and pronouncation, easy to understand also for people with non-english mother tongue |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: christian kappel Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Other |
11/29/2007
| Excelent educational service |
| Pros: Congratulations! This is a superb and time efficient educational tool. Highly appreciated. |
| Cons: None |
| Other thoughts: I hope the service can be extended, at least to review articles. |
| Reviewer: Rahimyar Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Community |
11/29/2007
| Late-Life Depression |
| Pros: This is a fabulous resource. It benefits those of us who learn aurally preferentially to visually or kinaesthetically. The reader speaks very well and is easy to listen to and understand. |
| Cons: I appreciate the articles need to be read verbatum however, I found it annoying to listen to websites being recited. (sorry about that) |
| Other thoughts: Great resource - may be it needs to be used in conjunction with the written word? thanks for the opportunity to provide feedback |
| Reviewer: Rachael Garfield Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
11/27/2007
| Great! |
| Pros: Very good to listen, and learn. |
| Cons: A glossary, explaining some terms in english.. but with other words. This would help us to improve our understanding. |
| Reviewer: Marcos Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
11/18/2007
| diverticulitis |
| Pros: It is a wonderful effort of the Jorunal to have various ways of keeping up with medical information and refreshing the language; thank you |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: cecilia guerrero Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
11/17/2007
| Diverticulitis |
| Pros: . |
| Cons: |
| Other thoughts: Great Programme as part of continuing medical education. Helps to be in touch with contemporary medicine and the gist remains in memory after hearing an excellent rendering. |
| Reviewer: Sajesh Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Community |
11/15/2007
| excellent work |
| Pros: I would like to thank you for this excellent service. Not only improves my medical knowledge but my English as well. Please continue |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: ioannis kokkonouzis Professional Specialty: Pulmonology Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Community |
10/29/2007
| Medical Education |
| Pros: It is a fantastic tool learning tool. As the Risk Manager of our University Hospital, having a particular interest in all features of NEJM related to treatment and management of disease, beside public health issues, I always encourage hospital staff and students to access the NEJM site, widely publicizing the "Free full text" items available. This is an extraordinary way of not only keeping up to date with reliable information on relevant medical issues, but practicing listening and learning spoken English. Thanks for another great tool. |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: Hilda Maia Professional Specialty: Public Health Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
10/29/2007
| Good |
| Pros: It may help me to learn english,and the cotent of article is worth to read. |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: Xia Qing Professional Specialty: Orthopedics Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
10/21/2007
| it also help me to imorove my English |
| Pros: It is great! We all love it! By listening to the article, we can improve our English at the same time. |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: chenyan-from china Professional Specialty: Unspecified Place of Work or Study: Unspecified |
10/18/2007
| Gynecomastia - Audio |
| Pros: Gynecomastia: Excellent review. Audio in general: Excellent idea |
| Cons: Choice of 2 versions possible? Downloading audio only (eg to listen during the commute), AND audio with at least the most important slides (to listen/view on the computer) |
| Reviewer: D. Koper Professional Specialty: Hematology/Oncology Place of Work or Study: Pharmaceutical Company |
10/18/2007
 Hair loss in women |
| Pros: A useful review but only to a limited extent as important information about the patient's history is missing.. |
| Cons: There is no mention that zinc deficiency,toxic metal accumualtion and use of progesterones are common causes of hair loss. Iron therapy without zinc supplementation can cause further zinc deficiency and therefore poor hair growth. |
| Other thoughts: It is odd to mention use of oral contraceptives as treatment because about 90% of 40 year-old women have a history of use of progestins. Also progesterone cream is widely promoted on the internet. Progesterone has androgenic metabolites and some progestins are strongly androgenic. It is important to test levels of essential and toxic minerals and PUFAs. It is my experience that stopping exogenous progesterones and oestrogens and repleting nutritional deficiencies are basic in the management of hair loss and the prevention of auto-immune diseases.. |
| Reviewer: Ellen Catherine Gardner Grant Professional Specialty: Obstetrics/Gynecology Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (solo) |
10/05/2007
| Osteoarthritis of the hip |
| Pros: Information regarding epidemiology, clinical features and, to some extent, diagnosis are accurate and useful. |
| Cons: Lack of mention of evidence-based non-pharmocologic treatments for hip OA. Lack of mention of the presence of a "capsular pattern" to help diagnose hip OA. |
| Other thoughts: A recent (2004) RCT by Hoeskma, et al demonstrated the benefit of manual therapy for the treatment of hip OA. The benefits were maintained at a 29-week follow-up. Several studies have shown the benefits of supervised exercise. I dont' understand why these physical therapy interventions were not mentioned in the article. |
| Reviewer: John Ware, PT, MS, FAAOMPT Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Other |
10/05/2007
| audio article downloads |
| Pros: brilliant - I spend a lot of time driving to and from work and these are a great way to learn something with that time. More please! |
| Cons: |
| Other thoughts: Maybe the articles could be read and then each section summarised - perhaps a bit repetative but a really good way to make sure it sinks in while doing something else e.g. driving, cooking dinner, running... |
| Reviewer: Lou Mitchell Professional Specialty: Emergency Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Other |
09/25/2007
| Gynecomastia |
| Pros: Great! nice break for the eyes after a day of looking at charts and fluorescent lights. |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: Lisa R. Anthony MD Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (solo) |
09/24/2007
| Hypertriglyceridemia |
| Pros: Fantastic This excellent idea could only be existed and made happen in the NEJM. Thanks |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: Majid Chalian Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Research Facility |
09/21/2007
| gynecomastia |
| Pros: Excellent review |
| Cons: It will be even better if the tables and figures mentioned in the audio tape could also be visualized simultaneously |
| Reviewer: kusum kumar Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (group) |
09/20/2007
| isolated systolic hypertension |
| Pros: excellent, it will help in retention of the information. |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: adnan hadid Professional Specialty: Pediatrics Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Other |
09/20/2007
| Isolated systolic hypertension...- |
| Pros: Excellent |
| Cons: None |
| Other thoughts: Very well read. Thank you very much, Mario |
| Reviewer: Mario Bonilla Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
09/20/2007
| Gynecomastia |
| Pros: Excellent presentation |
| Cons: Would help to have illustrations available during presentation via ppt. |
| Reviewer: John Metcalfe Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Other |
09/20/2007
| excellent job |
| Pros: I enjoyed all the audio articles. At the end of the day, when my eyes are tired but my brain is still hungry for some educational food, this serves as a very nice meal! |
| Cons: none |
| Reviewer: Deepa Shah Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
09/20/2007
| An excellent review |
| Pros: This article helps us in the process of diagnosis and management of a common clinical problem. The differential diagnosis, laboratory tests and other factual information has been presented in a clear and unbiased manner. |
| Cons: None |
| Reviewer: Dr B. Geethanjali Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
09/19/2007
| Congratulations on your audio feature |
| Pros: The combination of reading an article and listening to it simultaneously improves the retention of information. Cangratulations and thanks for incorporating this feature to the NEJM webpage. |
| Cons: None. |
| Reviewer: Juan J. Ruiz Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Medical School Program |
09/19/2007
| Prevention of Meningococcal Disease - 2006 |
| Pros: Rapid review for a busy practitioner. Can listen to it while jogging. |
| Cons: None |
| Other thoughts: Great feature of NEJM susbscription services. |
| Reviewer: Errol Prasad Professional Specialty: Infectious Disease Place of Work or Study: Other |
09/18/2007
| Isolated systolic hypertension |
| Pros: quite perfect and wonderful |
| Cons: it would be an excellent material if the audio is complemented by a power point slide presentation, otherwise no critics for such amazing feature, that I am hoping to continue |
| Reviewer: Hisham Selim Professional Specialty: Cardiology Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
09/15/2007
| wonderfull!!! |
| Pros: |
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| Reviewer: Anonymous Professional Specialty: Endocrinology Place of Work or Study: Unspecified |
09/06/2007
 hypertrigliceridemia |
| Pros: wrong article played |
| Cons: good idea but need to be supported with graphics and tables |
| Reviewer: Alejandro Vargas Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Pharmaceutical Company |
09/06/2007
| Hypertriglyceridemia |
| Pros: Interesting Topic |
| Cons: This article did not play. Instead, it was Isolated systolic hypertension in the elderly - also interesting, but I would like to be able to hear both. |
| Other thoughts: Would be better with powerpoint or other written information |
| Reviewer: L.Watson Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Unspecified |
09/02/2007
| A very good article |
| Pros: Isolated systolic hypertension in the elderly is a common disease. Some patients with isolated systolic hypertension have concomitant diseases, e.g., diabetic mellitus and hyperlipidemia. Specific drugs would be administered to different patients. I would like to listen to clinical articles. |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: Shengxiang Liu Professional Specialty: Cardiology Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
08/23/2007
| isolated systolic hypertension |
| Pros: excellent presentation |
| Cons: lack of graphs/charts |
| Other thoughts: this feature should be continued! |
| Reviewer: felix e schletter,md Professional Specialty: Endocrinology Place of Work or Study: Other |
08/22/2007
| Osteopenia |
| Pros: It is an amazing way to review subject while driving. |
| Cons: Nothing can be written against such an idea. |
| Reviewer: Anonymous Professional Specialty: Unspecified Place of Work or Study: Unspecified |
08/13/2007
| Acute Ischemic Stroke |
| Pros: Allows one to potentially acquire knowledge by listening and reading. |
| Cons: Unless the speaker is knowledgable about the topic there is little information transferred and retained by reading a text aloud. |
| Other thoughts: Have a knowledgable physician read the article aloud. |
| Reviewer: Clifford Fields Professional Specialty: Emergency Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Community |
08/13/2007
| Acute ischemic stroke |
| Pros: innovative and very useful to load to mp3 player and listen , disadvantages of reading small font sized text are now avoided, |
| Cons: voice sounds monotonous, even acrobat reader has a feature to read aloud a pdf file and the audio should be better than this feature |
| Other thoughts: the embedded player should have both audio and video and slides and tables,pictures can be shown in relevent portions |
| Reviewer: Dr Shrikanth N Hegde Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (solo) |
08/11/2007
| General Audio |
| Pros: Love it. Gives my driving to work a new meaning. |
| Cons: Please include the title of the Interview/article in the FILENAME for convenience. Picking them from the downloaded list would be so much easier. |
| Reviewer: Dr. Sieber Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Other |
08/10/2007
| great, do more! |
| Pros: please do them all like this, makes my commute productive |
| Cons: some funky pronunciation i can't get them as a free podcast |
| Other thoughts: please have the reader summarize figures, etc. a video option would be nice too, but for listeners w/no video right there being told to see fig. 1 = not helpful |
| Reviewer: Anonymous Professional Specialty: Unspecified Place of Work or Study: Unspecified |
08/09/2007
| cva |
| Pros: thank you for this gooood article dr amiri namazi hospital shiraz iran |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: Anonymous Professional Specialty: Neurology/Neurosurgery Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
08/09/2007
| Ischaemic stroke |
| Pros: Good to listen.Quite educative. |
| Cons: It would ave been better if would have projected with atleast slide. |
| Reviewer: Dr Ashim Kumar Mittra Professional Specialty: Family Medicine Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (solo) |
08/09/2007
| Good, but would be great with a video |
| Pros: Keeps my attention from wandering, finished the article in good time |
| Cons: Can be monotonous and boring as there's no visual stimulation |
| Other thoughts: The video with the Natalizumab article (N Engl J Med 2007;356:2622-9) was brilliant. Would be great if full text reading like this one could be combined with something like that |
| Reviewer: Manjari Lahiri Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
08/08/2007
| Audio articles |
| Pros: It's a great way to go through the NEJM articles on the fly. However all articles , not only the review articles should be abstracted and converted into audio format. Older review articles also can be converted into this format. |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: Bobby Varkey Professional Specialty: Neurology/Neurosurgery Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Other |
08/05/2007
| Great -- but please make it a podcast |
| Pros: Fantastic way to fit more continuing education into my daily routine. I can download articles to listen to on my commute. |
| Cons: |
| Other thoughts: Please make a podcast feed available -- having to spend time manually putting files onto my iPod and then deleting them when done is just silly. |
| Reviewer: Anonymous Professional Specialty: Pediatrics Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
07/26/2007
| MD |
| Pros: Listening to good content while doing other stuff like driving or walking in the hospital corridors |
| Cons: content needs to be expanded to other articles too |
| Reviewer: KS Professional Specialty: Cardiology Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
07/26/2007
| MRSA mp3 |
| Pros: This is great! I'm sending the link to others. |
| Cons: NONE |
| Other thoughts: It would be good to download to my mp3 player to listen while I walk. |
| Reviewer: Jeanette Harris Professional Specialty: Infectious Disease Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Community |
07/26/2007
| community aq'd MRSA |
| Pros: Ability to replay difficult and confusing passages. |
| Cons: Takes a long time (33 min) to get through the audio. Lack of tables and figures is a major drawback. |
| Reviewer: Tim Flood Professional Specialty: Public Health Place of Work or Study: Government Agency |
07/25/2007
| MRSA |
| Pros: Practical and of high quality. Convenient to listen while doing other things, vs. little time available these days to read. |
| Cons: No images or tables, but that's OK... |
| Other thoughts: Thanks for this!!! |
| Reviewer: Jim Professional Specialty: Family Medicine Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (group) |
07/11/2007
| management of inherited predisposition to breast cancer |
| Pros: excellent idea to provide this for those of us out in the hinterland |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: Eugene S May Professional Specialty: Gastroenterology Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (solo) |
07/04/2007
| avm |
| Pros: |
| Cons: An excellent way to get in touch with knowledge |
| Other thoughts: An excellent way to get in touch with knowledge |
| Reviewer: aboalghase amiri shiraz un Professional Specialty: Neurology/Neurosurgery Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
06/30/2007
| Arteriovenous Malformations of the Brain |
| Pros: An excellent way to get in touch with knowledge. It saves time and paper 'cause we don't need to print it in order to have it. |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: Marina Casas Professional Specialty: Psychiatry Place of Work or Study: Medical School Program |
06/19/2007
| Breast cancer mp3 |
| Pros: Excellent, saves a lot of time |
| Cons: Images-what do we do about them |
| Other thoughts: Innovative feature |
| Reviewer: JB Singh Professional Specialty: Critical Care Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
06/17/2007
| SIADH |
| Pros: Can listen on the go! |
| Cons: |
| Other thoughts: As many titles as you can produce in MP3 format the better! |
| Reviewer: Robert Lawson Professional Specialty: Gastroenterology Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
06/15/2007
| osteopenia |
| Pros: Great feature -- helps to keep up with medical developments |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: Ana Balske Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Unspecified |
06/12/2007
| osteopenia |
| Pros: Great indeed! It is a very useful tool for every practising doctors around the world. Congratulations |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: Fernando Alvarez Guisasola MD Professional Specialty: Family Medicine Place of Work or Study: Other |
06/02/2007
| A great innovation: more of this please |
| Pros: I carry the articles on an iPod. This allows me to catch up with literature that I don't need to read in print (e.g. outside of my field of interest) when I am driving or even mowing the lawn. |
| Cons: None. |
| Other thoughts: Please consider these for the new Clinical Decisions section. Also, an RSS subscription for each topic collection by specialty would help too. |
| Reviewer: Mo Aye Professional Specialty: Endocrinology Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
05/31/2007
| Osteopenia |
| Pros: Brief (30 min), well read, easily understood, and good synopsis of current recommendations/guidelines |
| Cons: Would agree with previous review, would like to be able to view the tables or have them on screen as article is read. |
| Reviewer: P. Patel Professional Specialty: Family Medicine Place of Work or Study: Other |
05/31/2007
| Osteopenia |
| Pros: |
| Cons: The gluten-induced autoimmune diseases were not even mentioned in this article. anti-gliadin antibody is present in at least 1 in 67 women. Gliadin shares common epitope with calreticulin, the major calcium-binding protein. Minimum standard of care in osteopenia, especially with low BMI, must include screening for celiac disease |
| Other thoughts: Celiac disease is present in 1 in 105 pesons in the US. Osteopenia is present in the majority of those, even children and men. Bone resorptive inhibitors are not indicated in these persons. |
| Reviewer: Noel Funderburk Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Research Facility |
05/30/2007
| Osteopenia |
| Pros: Convenient for high speed access (much less so for those of us who work in rural areas without broadband). |
| Cons: Can be read in a fraction of the time. Inefficient. Subject to more digital errors. |
| Other thoughts: While this seems to be an advance, I would find a textual version of the article(s) much more efficient. A useful feature would be to combine audio with PDF. |
| Reviewer: David L Evans Professional Specialty: Emergency Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Other |
05/27/2007
| Clinical Practice articles - AUDIO |
| Pros: Dear Sir / Madam, I regard audio files from The NEJM as one of the most important innovations of your online service. As I compare it with different journals and UpToDate, it helps you stay ahead of tough competition, although many sites have improved their services significantly. I find full audio articles as the most useful audio feature. Summary is also very helpful, for a general review, but full versions should also be available for listeners. |
| Cons: No full audio versions for all current articles (yet) |
| Other thoughts: Please continue audio service as it is extremely helpful for keeping in touch with the best what The NEJM can offer. Yours sincerely Cezary Szmigielski, MD, PhD |
| Reviewer: Cezary Szmigielski, MD, PhD Professional Specialty: Unspecified Place of Work or Study: Unspecified |
05/26/2007
| MS-IV |
| Pros: An idea whose time has come. |
| Cons: This is clearly a matter of opinion, but I would prefer the reader take a more dynamic speaking style to act as a kind of audio highlighter. |
| Other thoughts: I agree with other reviewers that a slide or two summary would be beneficial. |
| Reviewer: Michael Boyd Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
05/25/2007
| FECAL INCONTINENCE |
| Pros: Great idea,excellent presentation,clear speech.Very useful.please do continue for more and more articles. |
| Cons: Would be great if relevant tables/graphs are shown. |
| Reviewer: GUDURU R SRINIVAS RAO Professional Specialty: Gastroenterology Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
05/19/2007
| SIADH & Malignant SVCO |
| Pros: Excellent!! Listens at times that is unsuitable to read; like driving. This serves as convenient "reminder" and Iam sure many physicians will welcome this development. Free provisions like this are services to humanity. Please continue. |
| Cons: None |
| Other thoughts: Iam an Oncology Doctor, Iam therefore likely to be selective of relevant articles appropiate to my need. Iam sure other specialists will appriciate items relevant to their need as well. |
| Reviewer: Dr. F. D. Danwata Professional Specialty: Hematology/Oncology Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
05/16/2007
| Prophylaxis for Thromboembolism in Hospitalized medical patients |
| Pros: Excellent article. Very useful for any physicians, especially for those who treat high risk patients. I am a Nephrologist and this article enlighten me about some doubts. Very good audio |
| Cons: The only cons is that you have to be a paid subscriber to get access to the written article. However, without money this kind of things can not be done. |
| Other thoughts: Congratulations on your effort to improve the Journal. It's very stimulating not only read an article but to listen to it. May be you can try to post some conferences from some congress |
| Reviewer: Dr. Cristina Verdaguer Professional Specialty: Nephrology Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Other |
05/04/2007
| Excellent |
| Pros: An interesting review: I plan on using it as a basis for critical thinking questions for my nursing students. Very clearly spoken. |
| Cons: It would be handy if this full text had the slides coming up at the same time. |
| Reviewer: David Evans Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Other |
05/04/2007
| Superior Vena Cava Syndrome with malignant causes |
| Pros: Excellent audio, very good article. Please continue with these proyect. |
| Cons: none |
| Other thoughts: I would like that you include some review article about complications (in particular "infections) of double lumen catheter for hemodialysis |
| Reviewer: Dr. Cristina Verdaguer Professional Specialty: Nephrology Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Other |
05/03/2007
| full article audio |
| Pros: Excellent idea. Well executed. Audio quality is great! |
| Cons: none |
| Other thoughts: I'd like to see an RSS feed for audio articles (in addition to the interviews and the contents summary feeds). Or a combined feed of all NEJM content. |
| Reviewer: Janos Pataki Professional Specialty: Critical Care Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Community |
05/03/2007
| Superior Vena Cava Syndrome |
| Pros: This was an excellent tool that allows one to listen to an article while trying to keep pace with a busy schedule. It was well written and chalked full of information. |
| Cons: None |
| Other thoughts: This is tool should be passed on to nursing to help educate nurses on topics that physicians are focusing on, which will in turn help the physician provide better care of the patient, not to mention improve the physician-nurse relationship! |
| Reviewer: Greg Levin Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Other |
05/03/2007
| Superior Vena Cava Syndrome |
| Pros: Great great idea, I listen to it in my mp3 while I'm going to work or meeting in the subway |
| Cons: None |
| Reviewer: KIM YONGBUM Professional Specialty: Gastroenterology Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (solo) |
04/23/2007
| fecal incontinence |
| Pros: excellent article. Love the format. I listen to audiodigest as well but it's too expensive. Please keep this free! |
| Cons: None |
| Reviewer: Brian E. Ng, MD Professional Specialty: Public Health Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
04/20/2007
| Fits and Faints |
| Pros: The review is excellent, citing both the New Orleans and Canadian Guidelines. What we guess at but don't know about this injury is legion. |
| Cons: No pediatric section which is the real problem; all children go everywhere, head first. Recent CME indicates that epidemiologic studies 20 years from now will cite us for over-ordering CT scans of every type. |
| Reviewer: John W. Wilkinson, DO, FACEP Professional Specialty: Emergency Medicine Place of Work or Study: Government Agency |
04/19/2007
| A good idea！ |
| Pros: I like it very much! Please continue to do it ! Thank you! |
| Cons: none |
| Other thoughts: It is very useful. Please do this for all articles. |
| Reviewer: zuifutian Professional Specialty: Urology Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Other |
04/18/2007
| Managment of menopausal symptoms |
| Pros: Great idea, I listen to it in my mp3 while I'm going to work or while doing exercise |
| Cons: none |
| Other thoughts: Please continue to do it. As I'm a Spanish speaker, I can practice my English while I'm learning or reviewing any topic |
| Reviewer: Dr. Cristina Verdaguer Professional Specialty: Nephrology Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Other |
04/18/2007
| Very relevant feature |
| Pros: Professionally done Speaks to the needs of real life workflow and limited time in today's world. |
| Cons: |
| Other thoughts: Would selectively choose the feature, but use care in avoiding bias in selection. |
| Reviewer: MaryAnne Hochadel Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Corporation |
04/12/2007
| Very Good |
| Pros: A way to get up to date with NEJM in my car. |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: Tiago Morato Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
04/06/2007
| Excellent concept |
| Pros: Easy way to enjoy the articles. Professional voice maintains high quality of presentation. |
| Cons: Experience would be enhanced if graphs/charts/tables would "pop-up" as they are referenced by the reader. |
| Other thoughts: Link listening to these presentations with CMEs. Initiate an on-line CME "bank" that would record time logged on and what article was reviewed. I am certain many readers would find this very beneficial for ongoing licensing requirements. |
| Reviewer: Robert Albin Professional Specialty: Pulmonology Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (group) |
04/05/2007
| Prophylaxis for Thromboembolism in Hospitalized Medical Patients. |
| Pros: A novel way of keeping physicians updated with review articles. |
| Cons: Long duration. Lack of summary points at the end of each section. |
| Other thoughts: A choice of condensed version (5 minute) and a full version will make it more convenient to choose according to the time available on the day and the interest in a particular topic. |
| Reviewer: Dr S F Hussain Professional Specialty: Pulmonology Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
04/05/2007
| prophylaxis for thromboembolism in hospitalised medical patients. |
| Pros: An excellent review in a very clear and succint language. A very useful companion for all physicians. |
| Cons: No data from developing world included. Is it possible to generalise the use of the data. |
| Reviewer: Dr Bakari Adamu Girei Professional Specialty: Endocrinology Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
04/04/2007
| Prophylaxis for Thromboembolism in Hospitalized Medical Patients. |
| Pros: Audio was very well done and very easy to listen to throughout the presentation. |
| Cons: None regarding the audio. |
| Other thoughts: I listened at my PC so having the graphs, tables, and firures, that the reader mentioned, to review during the audio would have made the presentation even more valuable. |
| Reviewer: Arthur Euler, M.D. Professional Specialty: Gastroenterology Place of Work or Study: Other |
03/30/2007
| great! very innovative |
| Pros: I CAN NOW LISTEN WHILE ON THE MOVE OR AT HOME DOING SOME OTHER THING. IT IS AFTERALL A MULTI-TASKING WORLD! |
| Cons: CAN'T THINK OF ANY |
| Reviewer: Linus Onah Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Medical School Program |
03/28/2007
| intermittent claudication |
| Pros: excellent!!! Definitely no cons!!!! |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: lfcm Professional Specialty: Pulmonology Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
03/26/2007
| great service |
| Pros: portable |
| Cons: no |
| Reviewer: Anonymous Professional Specialty: Unspecified Place of Work or Study: Unspecified |
03/22/2007
| world leader |
| Pros: brilliant for time management brilliant for car/gym/plane brilliant for listening skills brilliant for the brain |
| Cons: I want to learn too much now |
| Reviewer: tim mcclune Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Research Facility |
03/22/2007
| learn while you earn |
| Pros: Whoever thought of this deserves a medal. Now I can enhance my body and mind by listening to these great articles, while getting my workout. My hat's off. |
| Cons: This could be detrimental to my hearing as I'll be wearing my heaphones often. |
| Other thoughts: Please add more. |
| Reviewer: Jeff Vasey D.C. Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Other |
03/22/2007
| Awesome |
| Pros: This is the best thing happened for those who drive a long distance. My 30 mins driving now is worth it. |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: M. Jabri Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, Community |
03/21/2007
| Beta Audio Full Text |
| Pros: Superb way to enhance access to NEJM articles, tremedous resource for auditory learners, available on demand, and for ad lib replay with text if needed for permanence or portable reference. |
| Cons: Really, none for me. I just need to visit NEJM TOC emails on regular basis so use will become routine. |
| Other thoughts: Keep narrative quality professional. Poor narrative is like fuzzy type. Not good. |
| Reviewer: Jim Joy MD Professional Specialty: Psychiatry Place of Work or Study: Government Agency |
03/21/2007
| great idea |
| Pros: I'm alwasy looking for audio material for the car. This adds a lot of value to the subscription. |
| Cons: None - if people don't like it they can just not use it. |
| Reviewer: Christopher Ish, M.D. Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (group) |
03/21/2007
| Brilliant Idea |
| Pros: This is a wonderful idea- no need to have paper in hand. can learn while listening! |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: anonymous Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Medical School Program |
03/19/2007
| Wonderful idea... |
| Pros: |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: Anonymous Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Medical School Program |
03/19/2007
| general feedback to audio version of clin prac article |
| Pros: Audio version of clin prac articles is fantastic. It is God-sent to my poor myopic eyes. |
| Cons: |
| Other thoughts: please have audio version of whole journal - i want to put it on my mp3 player |
| Reviewer: Anonymous Professional Specialty: Unspecified Place of Work or Study: Unspecified |
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