Klinische Monatsblatter fur Augenheilkunde · 1997
[ORBIT-NET. Discussion forum on orbitology on the internet].
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Winter M, Behrendt S, Rochels R
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: A basic service in the public network "Internet" is electronic mail (e-mail). E-mail makes the participation in discussion groups possible by mailing contributions to the discussion to all members electronically. To complement the existing list of ophthalmologic discussion groups ORBIT-NET was introduced. It offers experts in research, clinic, diagnostic and therapy of orbital diseases the opportunity to make queries or present interesting casuistries and to ask for comments, differential diagnosis or advice on therapy. Other participants can be made aware of new scientific results, actual publications or meetings.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: For participation a computer, a modem, an Internet-Provider and special software are required. Registration is made either by e-mail or regular mail. A verification is necessary to limit the list of participants to experts.
RESULTS: Since the introduction of ORBIT-NET on November 9th, 1996, there have been no technical problems. ORBIT-NET has been effective as a platform.
CONCLUSIONS: The international, interdisciplinary platform ORBIT-NET is an addition to the existing ophthalmologic discussion groups. ORBIT-NET offers orbitologists an international discussion of results and diagnosis, supports further training and can give encouragement to further research.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: For participation a computer, a modem, an Internet-Provider and special software are required. Registration is made either by e-mail or regular mail. A verification is necessary to limit the list of participants to experts.
RESULTS: Since the introduction of ORBIT-NET on November 9th, 1996, there have been no technical problems. ORBIT-NET has been effective as a platform.
CONCLUSIONS: The international, interdisciplinary platform ORBIT-NET is an addition to the existing ophthalmologic discussion groups. ORBIT-NET offers orbitologists an international discussion of results and diagnosis, supports further training and can give encouragement to further research.