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WWI exhibit in the dental library |
Cell
Phone
Policy
The Library Advisory Committee has approved a new policy to discourage cell phone use in both of the LSUHSC libraries. Please turn your phone ringers to the lowest setting or to vibrate, and use your cell phones in the lobby outside of the library. We appreciate your observance of this restriction, which library users requested. New
Books in the Dental Library Another way to find out what new books are in the library is to view “Recent Acquisitions” on the library web page at http://www.lsusd.lsuhsc.edu/Libr/recent_acquisitions.htm. This list includes books received since the last issue of the library newsletter. Each issue of the newsletter also has a list of recent acquisitions. Here are two of our new volumes, Infectious Diseases and Lasers in Dentistry. When funds permit, the dental library
purchases medical books that are related to the care of oral health
patients. Infectious
Diseases, 3rd edition, edited by Sherwood L.Gorbach, John
G.Bartlett and Neil
R.Blacklow, Phila., Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins, 2004
is a comprehensive tome on diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of
infectious diseases. This edition discusses many new developments in
infectious Lasers in Dentistry: Revolution of
Dental Treatment in the New
Please visit the dental library to browse the new book shelves or to find a specific book via the catalog. Remember that you may also request that books or journals in the LSUHSC Isché Medical Library be sent out to the dental library for your use via our daily courier service.
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medicine, such as bioterrorism, West Nile virus, hospital
infections, and emerging infections. Each chapter in this
2,515-page book is written by recognized experts in the field. In
the section on head and neck in Part V, Clinical Infections, we find
chapters on “Dental Infections, “ “Infections of Head and Neck
Spaces and Salivary Glands,” and “Infections of the Sinuses and
Parameningeal Structures.”