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By default, Zotero will import Accession Numbers to the 'Loc. Because PMID has no fixed format (just a simple number), there isn't a reliable way to determine whether an accession number is a PMID or not. The reason that Endnote Accession Number is not imported as a PMID is because this field is not universally used for PMID in Endnote (e.g., it is also sometimes used for PMCID and other identifiers). It will be added as a regular Zotero field in Zotero 5.1.

PMID is currently stored in the Extra field. These are the general recommendations in the documentation for importing from Endnote: I believe that would be extremely helpful for many users. Is there a way to request that PMID be added as field to Zotero records, and to allow us to specify if we wish a field such as 'accession-num' in EndNote to map to PMID in Zotero. (This might be data from EndNote, so perhaps it wouldn't work in records created in Zotero). Zotero seems to know the PMID, or at least it is listed as the last text in the PubMed link for my items. Or, even better, is there a way to specify to Zotero to map 'Number' in PubMed to 'Issue' in Zotero. Is this described somewhere in the documentation?

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In the meantime, I'm not sure how to edit the XML file. How do we submit a feature request to fix the issue problem described in the import? I wasn't sure what should have been selected for Output Style, and this is not specified in the online documentation 'Importing into Zotero' I believe this was set to RefMan (RIS) Export when I did my export. In 'Save file as type', I selected XML, the preferred format.īut below this in the Export File Name window on Mac is another selection, labelled 'Output Style'. This is in response to Karnesky's comment of 2 days ago 'The preferred format for migrating. Thank you to everyone for your comments and suggestions. ******Article: A new classification of thoracolumbar injuries: the importance of injury morphology, the integrity of the posterior ligamentous complex, and neurologic status ******Article: 23-Hour observation solely for identification of missed injuries after trauma: is it justified? It did not come over to Zotero.Īuth-address: Department of Radiology, Boston University Medical Center, 88 East Newton Street, 2nd Floor, Boston, MA 02215, USA. This is PubMed ID (PMID), a very helpful field. Listed as Issue in EndNote, but not imported into Issue in Zotero. The following values have no corresponding Zotero field: ******Article: 64 MDCT in multiple trauma patients: imaging manifestations and clinical implications of active extravasation I list them under the article/reference for which it was a problem., in case you might want to try for yourself.īut some of the others may also turn out to be important in the future. I have described the problem below, in the hope that someone can help guide those of us with this problem, to find a more optimal transfer of data.

There were some fields that did not import correctly from EndNote to Zotero.

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