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Structural analysis of organometallic deprotonation agents and computational studies on formally hypervalent molecules / Strukturuntersuchungen organometallischer Deprotonierungsreagenzien und computerchemische Untersuchungen an formal hypervalenten MolekülenMerkel, Sebastian 19 January 2010 (has links)
No description available.
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Pyrazolat-liganden mit zwei facial tridentaten Koordinationstaschen - Metallkomplexe und erste Reaktivitätsuntersuchungen / Pyrazole based ligands with two facial tridentate coordination pockets - metal complexes and first investigations of reactivityMüller, Holger 01 November 2007 (has links)
No description available.
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Biomimetische Oxidationsreaktionen mit zweikernigen Kupferpyrazolatkomplexen / Biomimetic oxidation reactions with dinuclear copper pyrazolate complexesAckermann, Jens 04 November 2003 (has links)
No description available.
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Cyclopentadienyl Free Compounds of p, d, and f Elements / Cyclopentadienyl freie Komplexe von p, d und f ElementenNeculai, Dante 08 May 2003 (has links)
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Leaflet Material Selection for Aortic Valve RepairAbessi, Ovais 21 November 2013 (has links)
Leaflet replacement in aortic valve repair (AVr) is associated with increased long-term repair failure. Hemodynamic performance and mechanical stress levels were investigated after porcine AVr with 5 types of clinically relevant replacement materials to ascertain which material(s) would be best suited for repair. Porcine aortic roots with intact aortic valves were placed in a left-heart simulator mounted with a high-speed camera for baseline valve assessment. Then, the non-coronary leaflet was excised and replaced with autologous porcine pericardium (APP), glutaraldehyde-fixed bovine pericardial patch (BPP; Synovis™), extracellular matrix scaffold (CorMatrix™), or collagen-impregnated Dacron (HEMASHIELD™). Hemodynamic parameters were measured over a range of cardiac outputs (2.5–6.5L/min) post-repair. Material properties of the above materials along with St. Jude Medical™ Pericardial Patch with EnCapTM Technology (SJM) were determined using pressurization experiments. Finite element models of the aortic valve and root complex were then constructed to verify the hemodynamic characteristics and determine leaflet stress levels.
This study demonstrates that APP and SJM have the closest profiles to normal aortic valves; therefore, use of either replacement material may be best suited. Increased stresses found in BPP, HEMASHIELD™, and CorMatrix™ groups may be associated with late repair failure.
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Leaflet Material Selection for Aortic Valve RepairAbessi, Ovais January 2013 (has links)
Leaflet replacement in aortic valve repair (AVr) is associated with increased long-term repair failure. Hemodynamic performance and mechanical stress levels were investigated after porcine AVr with 5 types of clinically relevant replacement materials to ascertain which material(s) would be best suited for repair. Porcine aortic roots with intact aortic valves were placed in a left-heart simulator mounted with a high-speed camera for baseline valve assessment. Then, the non-coronary leaflet was excised and replaced with autologous porcine pericardium (APP), glutaraldehyde-fixed bovine pericardial patch (BPP; Synovis™), extracellular matrix scaffold (CorMatrix™), or collagen-impregnated Dacron (HEMASHIELD™). Hemodynamic parameters were measured over a range of cardiac outputs (2.5–6.5L/min) post-repair. Material properties of the above materials along with St. Jude Medical™ Pericardial Patch with EnCapTM Technology (SJM) were determined using pressurization experiments. Finite element models of the aortic valve and root complex were then constructed to verify the hemodynamic characteristics and determine leaflet stress levels.
This study demonstrates that APP and SJM have the closest profiles to normal aortic valves; therefore, use of either replacement material may be best suited. Increased stresses found in BPP, HEMASHIELD™, and CorMatrix™ groups may be associated with late repair failure.
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Syntheses and Electron Density Determination of Novel Polyimido Sulfur Ylides / Synthesen und Elektronendichtebestimmung an neuen Polyimido-SchwefelylidenDeuerlein, Stephan 31 October 2007 (has links)
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