Fentanyl -- keywords and MeSH

Drug names from Martindale's:  The Complete Drug Reference via LexiComp.  I've only included brand names for single-ingredient preparations
("Fentanyl"[Mesh] OR Fentanyl[tiab] OR "N-(1-Phenethyl-4-piperidyl) propionanilide"[tiab] OR 437-38-7[tiab] OR 990-73-8[tiab] OR 1443-54-5[tiab] OR Fentanil*[tiab] OR fentanyl*[tiab] OR Fentanyyl*[tiab] OR Phentanyl[tiab] OR McN-JR-4263-49[tiab] OR R-4263[tiab] OR McNJR4263-49[tiab] OR R4263[tiab] OR "R 4263"[tiab] OR Abstral[tiab] OR Actiq[tiab] OR Adolor[tiab] OR Akuref[tiab] OR Alghedon[tiab] OR Algogesic[tiab] OR Ardicat[tiab] OR Avaric[tiab] OR Biofent[tiab] OR Breakyl[tiab] OR Buquel[tiab] OR Cynril[tiab] OR Demogyl[tiab] OR Denpax[tiab] OR Dermagesic[tiab] OR Dolfen[tiab] OR Dolforin[tiab] OR Duragesic[tiab] OR Durfenta[tiab] OR Durfenta[tiab] OR Durogesic[tiab] OR Durogesic[tiab] OR Durogesic[tiab] OR Durotep[tiab] OR Dutran[tiab] OR E-fen[tiab] OR Effentora[tiab] OR Fantamax[tiab] OR Fencino[tiab] OR Fendermal[tiab] OR Fendivia[tiab] OR Fendrop[tiab] OR Fenilate[tiab] OR Fenodid[tiab] OR Fenpatch[tiab] OR Fenstud[tiab] OR Fent[tiab] OR Fenta[tiab] OR Fentabbott[tiab] OR Fentadol[tiab] OR Fentadolon[tiab] OR Fentadur[tiab] OR Fentagesic[tiab] OR Fenta-Hameln[tiab] OR Fentahexal[tiab] OR Fental[tiab] OR Fentalis[tiab] OR FentaMat[tiab] OR Fentamed[tiab] OR Fentanest[tiab] OR Fentanest[tiab] OR Fentanovag[tiab] OR Fentanylisan[tiab] OR Fentaplast[tiab] OR Fentatil[tiab] OR Fentax[tiab] OR Fentora[tiab] OR Fentoron[tiab] OR Fentos[tiab] OR Fenvel[tiab] OR Fenylat[tiab] OR Fetanex[tiab] OR Filtaten[tiab] OR Gray-F[tiab] OR Haldid[tiab] OR Instanyl[tiab] OR Ionsys[tiab] OR Lafene[tiab] OR Lazanda[tiab] OR Leptanal[tiab] OR Lunaldin[tiab] OR Matrifen[tiab] OR Meganyl[tiab] OR Mezolar[tiab] OR Myfene[tiab] OR Mylafent[tiab] OR Mytanyl[tiab] OR Nafluvent[tiab] OR Nilfene[tiab] OR OneDuro[tiab] OR Onsolis[tiab] OR Opiodur[tiab] OR Osmach[tiab] OR Osmanil[tiab] OR PecFent[tiab] OR Quatrofen[tiab] OR Quidorfen[tiab] OR Recivit[tiab] OR Ribofentanyl[tiab] OR Sedaton[tiab] OR Sintenyl[tiab] OR Sublimax[tiab] OR Sublimaze[tiab] OR Subsys[tiab] OR Talgesil[tiab] OR Talinat[tiab] OR Talnur[tiab] OR Tanyl[tiab] OR Tilofyl[tiab] OR Tocril[tiab] OR Trofentyl[tiab] OR Unifental[tiab] OR Vellofent[tiab] OR Vellofent[tiab] OR Victanyl[tiab] OR Wintanyl[tiab] OR Yemex )[all] 

The following space-containing brand names were not recognized by PubMed and were removed to avoid potential retrieval of irrelevant results:

"McN JR 4263 49"

"Adco Tenyl"

An Easy Method for Producing Search Result Documents (in Word) in Which Each Record Contains an Open URL Link Resolver Link

I have developed a 1.5 minute process that produces a list of search results in a Word document in which each numbered record contains an open URL link resolver link. Sample search result documents are available here.  I would love to have other librarians test this method and let me know if they find it useful and/or if they see a need for changes.  I'd also love to hear about better ways to provide search results that contain open URL link resolver links, especially methods that are useful when sending results to patrons who don't use citation managers. 

Please note:  The links included in this post will take you to my library's "Zotero Tips and Training: Search Result Formatting" webpage, but you do not have to use Zotero to use the method for formatting search results that is described below.

  

Required Tools:

• An institutional license for an open url link resolver. 
• Link Resolvers that have been tested and have worked 
• Serial Solutions link resolver
• an ExLibris-produced link resolver

• Link Resolvers that have been tested without complete success
• WebBridge

• Microsoft Word
• Revised Word Macros (macros and revision instructions available here).
• A freely available, citation manager account (Zotero or Mendeley) or a RefWorks account (legacy version).  
• The custom output style for your citation manager (available for download here).  I could produce a custom style for the new RefWorks or EndNote if asked (I wouldn't have time to do so until late November 2019).

Time Required:

• Less than 1.5 minutes to format a set of results.
•  About 10-15 minutes for initial set-up (one time only).

Set-up and Document Formatting Instructions available here.   

• Formatting a set of search results is an easy, 1.5 minute, 5 step process: 1) Create a bibliography in Word using the provided custom output style and your citation manager,2)  click a macro button in Word, 3) select a table column, 4) complete a "replace all" step (Ctl-h Windows, Cmd-h Mac), and 5) click a second macro button in Word.  More details and screenshots are available in the "Set-Up Instructions and Document Formatting Instructions" document available here.

Background:


The use of my library's librarian-mediated search service nearly trebled in the two years after we began providing results via RefShare, the record sharing feature of the legacy version of RefWorks.  In this format, each record contains an open URL link resolver button.  Since the legacy version of RefWorks is no longer the focus of RefWorks' developers' attention and the new version of RefWorks does not, currently, provide all the features we need, we have began to look for alternate ways to send search results that contain open URL link resolver buttons/links.  

 

sirolimus -- keywords

Names for sirolimus were harvested from Martindale's.

sirolimus OR sirolimu* OR 53123-88-9 OR Rapamicin* OR Rapamycin* OR AY-022989 OR NSC-226080 OR Wy-090217 OR AY022989 OR NSC226080 OR Wy090217 OR P-Hysplan OR Rapalimus OR  Rapamune OR Renacept OR "Rui Pa Ming"  OR Saimosi  OR Sirotan OR Yixinke  

Tacrolimus - Keywords

Names for tacrolimus were harvested from Martindale's

tacrolimus OR 104987-11-3  OR 109581-93-3 OR FK-506 OR FR-900506 OR FK506 OR FR900506 OR Tacrolimus* OR Takrolimu* OR Tsukubaenolide OR Adoport OR Advagraf OR Aristoderm OR Astagraf OR Capexion OR Carefinast OR Cidimus OR Crolim OR Cromidin OR Dermitopic OR Envarsus OR Envarsus OR Framebin OR Gecrol OR Graceptor OR Lecron OR Limustin OR Litacro OR Lytomi-C OR Modigraf OR Mustopic OR Octralin OR Oligma OR Olmis OR PanGraf OR Panolimus OR Perixis OR Proalid OR Prograf OR Prograft OR Prolimus OR Protopic OR Protopy OR Redinesp OR Remus OR Rocimus OR Tacforius OR Tacni OR Tacpan OR Tacraf OR Tacrocel OR Tacro-cell OR Tacrocin OR Tacrocor OR Tacroderm OR Tacrofort OR Tacroinmun OR Tacromax OR Tacropic  OR Tacrosel  OR Tacrotec OR Tacro-Tic OR Tacroz OR Tagraf OR Takrozem OR Taliximun OR Tarfic OR Tartrime OR Teinmun OR T-Inmun OR Traderma OR Vingraf 

Diazepam -- keywords

Names for diazepam were taken from Martindale's

Diazepam* OR Diatsepaam* OR  439-14-5 OR LA-III OR LAIII OR NSC-77518 OR NSC77518 OR Ro-5-2807 OR Ro52807 OR Wy-3467 OR Wy3467 OR Alboral OR Aliseum OR Alupram OR Alzepam OR Aneurol OR Ansilive OR Ansiolin OR Antenex OR Anxicalm OR Anxiol OR Anxol OR Apaurin OR Apollonset OR Apozepam OR Arzepam OR "Aspaserine B6 Tranq" OR Assival OR Atarviton OR Atensine OR AT-V OR Azepam OR A-Zerax OR Benzopin OR Benzyme OR Betapam OR Bialzepam OR Calmaven OR Calmigen OR Calmipam OR Calmociteno OR Calmod OR Calmpose OR Camrelease-TR OR Cercine OR Compaz OR Complutine OR  Cuadel OR Daiv OR Dalpam OR Dezepan OR Diacepam OR Diaceplex OR Diaclam OR Diactal OR Diadon OR Dialar OR Diamed OR Diano OR Diapam OR Diapanil OR Diapax OR Diapine OR Diapo OR Diaquel OR Diastat OR Diatex OR Diaz OR Diaze OR Diazecalm OR Diazefast OR Diazelong OR Diazem OR Diazemuls OR Diazep OR Diazepan OR Diazepion OR Diazetop OR "Dicepin B6" OR Dienpax OR Dienzepax OR Dilium OR Dimed OR Dipam OR Dipax OR Dipezona OR Direc-2 OR Disopam OR Ditran OR Divopan OR Dizac OR Dizan OR Dizep OR Dizepam OR Dizep-P OR Dizzepam OR Doval OR D-Pam OR Drenian OR Ducene OR duradiazepam OR Dynapam OR DZP2 OR Elcion OR Elongal OR Eridan OR Ethipam OR Evacalm OR Fabotranil OR Farmin OR Faustan OR Freudal OR Gewacalm OR Glutasedan OR Gobanal OR Hexalid OR Horizon OR Ifa-Fonal OR Imepas OR Juniz OR Kiatrium OR Kratium OR Lakpam OR Lamra OR Laxyl OR Lembrol OR Letansil OR Lizan OR Lori OR Mandro-Zep OR Manodiazo OR Manolium OR Medipam OR Med-Zepam OR Menostress OR Mentalium OR Metamidol OR Meval OR Micronoan OR Monozide OR Mozepam OR Neorelium OR Nerolid OR Nervium OR "Neurocefal Tranqui" OR Neurolytril OR Nivalen OR Nixtensyn OR Noan OR Novazam OR Novo-Dipam OR Onapan OR Ortopsique OR Paceum OR Pacinax OR Paciquil OR Pacium OR Pam OR Pamizep OR Pax OR Paxabel OR Paxate OR Paxum OR Pazolini OR Placidox OR Plidan OR "Plidex T" OR Podium OR Popam OR Prizem OR Propam OR Pro-Pam OR Prozepam OR Psicotop OR Psychopax OR Psychopax OR Ranzepam OR Rayne OR Rec-DZ OR Relanium OR Relapax OR Relasan OR Relazepam OR Relium OR Relsed OR Reval OR Rimapam OR Ropam OR Rupediz OR Santiazepam OR Saromet OR Scriptopam OR Scripto-Pam OR Sedapam OR Sediver OR "Sedonervil Complex" OR Seduxen OR Seduxen OR Seduxen  OR Seredyn OR Serenamin OR Sibazon  OR "Sico Relax" OR Sipam OR Solis OR Somaplus OR Stedon OR Stesolid OR Sunzepan OR Synium OR Talema OR Tandial OR Telsomet OR Tensium OR T-Quil OR Tranject OR Trankil OR Tranolan OR Tranquase OR Tranquirit OR Tranquo OR Trazep OR Umbrium OR "Uni Diazepax" OR Unisedil OR "V Day Zepam" OR Valax OR Valaxona OR Valclair OR Valdimex OR Valencia OR Valenium OR Valiquid OR Valisanbe OR Valitran OR Valium OR Valix OR Valocordin-Diazepam OR Valpam OR Valrelease OR Valzepam OR Vanzor OR Vason OR Vatran OR Vescopam OR Vetansil OR Vexepam OR Vincosedan OR Vispam OR Vival OR Vivol OR Vomed OR Vorapam OR Winopam OR Zam OR Zepam OR Zepan OR Zepaxid OR Zepose OR Zeprat OR Zetran OR Zopam

Pediatric (for EMBASE) -- EMTREE, limits, keywords

The following is an initial stab at an EMBASE search for the pediatric concept.  The strategy was created for a routine (non-exhaustive) search.  The pink portion of the strategy would not be appropriate for all searches.

([adolescent]/lim OR [child]/lim OR [infant]/lim OR [newborn]/lim OR ('juvenile'/exp NOT ('juvenile animal'/exp OR 'juvenile plant'/exp)) OR 'childhood'/exp OR 'adolescence'/exp OR 'pediatric intensive care unit'/exp OR 'neonatal intensive care unit'/exp OR 'pediatric hospital'/exp OR 'pediatric nurse'/exp OR 'pediatric advanced life support'/exp OR 'pediatrics'/exp OR 'pediatric ward'/exp OR infant*:ab,kw,ti OR baby:ab,kw,ti OR babies:ab,kw,ti OR nicu:ab,kw,ti OR neonat*:ab,kw,ti OR perinatal:ab,kw,ti OR preemi*:ab,kw,ti OR prematurity:ab,kw,ti OR premi:ab,kw,ti OR premie:ab,kw,ti OR premies:ab,kw,ti OR preterm:ab,kw,ti OR newborn*:ab,kw,ti OR child:ab,kw,ti OR child$s:ab,kw,ti OR children:ab,kw,ti OR children$s:ab,kw,ti OR stepchild:ab,kw,ti OR stepchildren:ab,kw,ti OR 'step child':ab,kw,ti OR 'step children':ab,kw,ti OR kid:ab,kw,ti OR kids:ab,kw,ti OR girl:ab,kw,ti OR girls:ab,kw,ti OR boy:ab,kw,ti OR boys:ab,kw,ti OR teen*:ab,kw,ti  OR tween*:ab,kw,ti  OR preteen*:ab,kw,ti  OR pre-teen*:ab,kw,ti OR youth*:ab,kw,ti OR youngster*:ab,kw,ti OR adolescent*:ab,kw,ti OR adolescence:ab,kw,ti OR preschool*:ab,kw,ti OR 'pre school*':ab,kw,ti OR kindergarten*:ab,kw,ti OR 'high schooler*':ab,kw,ti OR 'elementary school':ab,kw,ti OR 'junior high':ab,kw,ti OR 'middle school':ab,kw,ti OR 'high school':ab,kw,ti OR juvenile*:ab,kw,ti OR minors:ab,kw,ti OR childhood:ab,kw,ti OR pediatric*:ab,kw,ti OR pediatrician*:ab,kw,ti OR paediatric*:ab,kw,ti OR paediatrician*:ab,kw,ti OR picu:ab,kw,ti  ) 

MDA-5 Keywords

Based on synonyms in MeSH and EMTREE databases and assuming hyphenated terms will retrieve hyphenated terms as well as those with spaces.  

MDA-5 OR MDA5 OR IFIH1-protein OR interferon-induced-with-helicase-C-domain-1-protein OR interferon-induced-helicase-C-domain-containing-protein-1 OR IFIH1 OR IFIH-1 OR melanoma-differentiation-associated-protein-5 OR MDA-5 OR MDA5 OR RIG-I-like-receptor-2