New in musculoskeletal PubMed.
Orthopaedics, trauma and regeneration · past 7 days
A record enters the scan on any one of three grounds: its MeSH indexing, its title and abstract wording, or the journal it appeared in. The Evidence Signal then sorts what is left by study design and access — it is a sort key, not a verdict on quality.
Assembling the musculoskeletal scope filter…
Nothing is shown until the scan finishes, so you never read last query’s results by mistake.
Where this evidence gets published.
Pick a title to narrow the scan above to it, keeping the period you already set.
From a record to a research question.
Add records to the workbench, then work them up: what the full text has to answer, what question follows from it, whether a study is feasible, and how to get the references out.
Use “Add to workbench” on any record in the scan above.
Turn the abstract into the questions the full text has to answer before you rely on it.
Frame a research question from the record, with a matched H1 and H0.
Sketch population, comparator and outcomes — and whether you could actually run it.
Take the workbench out as CSV, RIS, NBIB, BibTeX or a formatted Vancouver list.
Records are retrieved live from the NCBI E-utilities API and remain the property of their publishers. Not affiliated with or endorsed by PubMed or NCBI. Not medical decision support. IAMRegen is a programme of MSK REGEN, registered charity no. 1211400.