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- BookMartin W. Bergmann, Apostolos Tzikas, Nina C. Wunderlich.Summary: This concise practical guide is designed to facilitate the clinical decision-making process in the management of LAA occlusion procedures by reviewing a number of cases and defining the various diagnostic and management decisions open to clinicians. Clinical Cases in LAA Occlusion is well illustrated but concise, enabling the reader to obtain relevant information regarding both standard and unusual cases in a rapid, easy to digest format. Each case includes a narrative description and patient management tips.
Contents:
1 Background
2 Safety and efficacy of LAA closure
3 Anatomy and imaging of the LAA
4 Access to the left atrium
5 WATCHMAN implantation step-by-step
6 WATCHMAN case examples
7 AMULET implantation step-by-step
8 AMULET case examples
9 Prevention and Management of complications
10 Combined procedures. - ArticleFiandt M, Szybalski W, Ahmed A.Gene. 1977 Sep;2(1):55-8.The gal3 mutation in Escherichia coli, located in the operator-promoter region of the gal operon, is identified as an IS2 insertion in the polar orientation I relative to the direction of transcription. This mutation, which may be considered the earliest example of a polar mutation caused by an IS insertion, is shown by heteroduplex analysis of phage lambdagal3 to be located about 170 base pairs from the promoter-proximal end of the chlD-pgl deletion in lambdagal8. It appears indistinguishable in position, sequence and orientation from the IS2 insertion carried by lambdagal8-490. The endpoints of the bacterial DNA segments in lambdagal3 and lambdagal8 are physically mapped in relation to attL.