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KeepSmiling

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How to find Scientific Article about any topic, including Vestibular Schwannomas
« on: October 23, 2013, 09:27:38 am »
There is a LinkedIn Group called "Proton Therapy" and  Brice Sagot, CEO, KnowMade is part it. Today Brice Sagot posted this:

As you know, we all are facing difficult(y) at any level to get the full text scientific article of our interest. For this reason, I have developed a search engine in order to find free full text scientific articles in PDF Format. This search engine indexes more than 80 million of free references (mostly to journal articles, theses, patents and posters).

http://www.freefullpdf.com 

I hope that this tool will help you in your research domain.

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12/O6/2O12: 1.5 cm lesion.Proton Therapy-July/Aug, 2013 Massachusetts General Hospital. 2/23/2018 MRI: 1. Small .5 cm x(AP) x .8 cm (TV) x .8 cm (CC )left intracanicular acoustic schwannoma) Completely deaf in one ear. Occasional tinnitus. Zero side effects.

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Re: How to find Scientific Article about any topic, including Vestibular Schwannomas
« Reply #1 on: October 24, 2013, 12:51:40 pm »
Wow... That is awesome!
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Re: How to find Scientific Article about any topic, including Vestibular Schwannomas
« Reply #2 on: December 02, 2013, 09:31:07 am »
Glad that this is helpful.
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12/O6/2O12: 1.5 cm lesion.Proton Therapy-July/Aug, 2013 Massachusetts General Hospital. 2/23/2018 MRI: 1. Small .5 cm x(AP) x .8 cm (TV) x .8 cm (CC )left intracanicular acoustic schwannoma) Completely deaf in one ear. Occasional tinnitus. Zero side effects.
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