Using the checkboxes to the left of the article titles, select the citations you want to save.
Hover your mouse over the Export/Save link at the top right of the search results. Select EndNote, Citavi, or Reference Manager
A window will pop up asking for details of the information to export. Select your preferences and ensure that the Output to: field displays EndNote, Citavi, or Reference Manager. Click Continue.
You will be prompted to download or run a file. If possible, opt to Open the file with Endnote. Otherwise, save the file to your computer and run it (double click) to import the references.
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