Announcing MedOne Neurosurgery, a New Health Sciences resource

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The Donald C. Harrison Health Sciences Library (HSL) is pleased to announce an exciting new resource, MedOne Neurosurgery, produced by Thieme. This dynamic platform offers leading neurosurgical content designed to stimulate deep learning and to enhance teaching and clinical practice in neurosurgery and spine surgery.

angiogram of an arterial aneurysm before and after surgery.
Image of an angiogram with pre- and postoperative views of an internal carotid artery anterior wall aneurysm.

With a single search interface, MedOne Neurosurgery offers access to multimedia, including more than 100,000 images, 2,000+ procedural videos, board review questions, full-text eJournals, eBooks and much more, all from one intuitive interface. Users can create and customize “playlists” of their favorite content, including presentation files that can be easily shared.

image snippets of different types of MedOne Neurosurgery content, including a video clip of a surgical procedure for aneurysm.
Noteworthy database features, which support teaching, learning and scholarship.

Notable resources include the current edition of Greenberg’s Handbook of Neurosurgery and the Journal of Neurological Surgery Reports in full text. For on-the-go access, there is a downloadable MedOne app. Visit MedOne FAQs to learn more.

illustration of the brain's anatomy from Greenberg's handbook
A view of eBook content from Greenberg’s Handbook of Neurosurgery

A valuable tool for researchers and clinicians alike, this resource will benefit students, residents, faculty and practicing clinicians through its expertly curated content.

MedOne Neurosurgery can be accessed through the UC Libraries A-Z databases list.

Any questions? Reach out to the Health Sciences Library!

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