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The NLLIC provides results of a monthly search on amputation and related topics from National Library of Medicine's PubMed© on the web. The purpose of this list is to highlight professional literature on the subject of amputation. If you would like to receive this list via email, contact Molly Moore at library@amputee-coalition.org.

Search topics include cancer, congenital limb difference, diabetes, dysvascular disease, outcomes research, prosthetics and orthotics, rehabilitation, surgery, trauma and secondary conditions such as pain, obesity, and smoking.

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The National Limb Loss Information Center is pleased to fill requests for articles from journals and magazines that are included in the library collection. Such articles are denoted with this icon Title in ACA Collection icon in PubMed Abstracts.

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More resources are also available on the ACA web site's online library, an invaluable resource for amputees, medical professionals, and others with limb loss that are seeking specific information.

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Last updated: 11/17/2009
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