Spell-check a PubMed search query against NCBI ESpell and get the corrected query back. Use after a zero-hit or thin pubmed_search_articles result, or when a drug, gene, disease, or author name may be misspelled. Corrections are applied in place, so field tags, operators, spacing, and gene symbols stay as written (alzhiemer diseese treatmnt outcomse → alzheimer disease treatment outcomes). The value of an indexed field — MeSH, publication type, journal, author, language, subset, and the like (aged[mh], free full text[sb], zhang y[au]) — is kept as written, misspelled or not, since the ESpell dictionary is not the index that field searches; free-text fields such as [tiab], [ti], and [tw] are corrected. Words in all capitals, with digits or non-ASCII letters, or differing only in case are never changed, nor is a single letter swapped for another (q fever, the initial in smith q), words after a number or symbol ESpell skips are left as written, and hasSuggestion is false when no correction was applied. Re-run the search with corrected.