ASA joins with leading health science publishers in announcing the availability of The Electronic Anesthesiology Library (TEAL) 1991-1995 on CD-ROM. TEAL combines five years of content from the four leading anesthesiology journals -- Anesthesiology, Anesthesia & Analgesia, the British Journal of Anaesthesia and the Canadian Journal of Anaesthesia -- on one easy-to-use disk. With a keystroke, users can access and simultaneously cross-search through full text and graphics of these four journals. References in all articles on TEAL are linked to MEDLINE abstracts, so important information can be accessed without the need for a separate search.

Technological features of the CD-ROM include full-text, fuzzy-logic searching; a hot-text link to cited MEDLINE abstracts; high-quality image presentation; 100-percent enlargement of images with preserved image detail; a thumbnail image panel that provides a visual overview of articles' contents; and a hot-text link between in-text figures and table references to corresponding images.

The initial disk is being offered at a special price of $395 to ASA members. The disk is available for both Macintosh and Windows platforms. Annual updates will be available starting in April 1997 with TEAL 1992-1996. Updates will be available for $95 to ASA members who purchase TEAL 1991-1995 (TEAL 1992-1996 will cost $395 for first-time purchasers).

For further information or to order the new CD-ROM, contact Lippincott-Raven Publishers, 227 E. Washington Square, Philadelphia, PA 19106-3780; telephone: (800) 638-6423; or on the World Wide Web at <http://www.lrpub.com/promos/anes_cd.htm>

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