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Mitral Valve Basal Chordae: Comparative Anatomy and Terminology by Degandt, Alexandra A., MD, Weber, Patricia A., DrPH, Saber, Hashim A., PhD, Duran, Carlos M.G., MD, PhD

“…Background Recent awareness of the importance of the mitral valve’s basal chordae stimulated a comparative anatomic study of these chordae in 11 human, 10…”
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Anterior mitral leaflet mobility is limited by the basal stay chords by GOETZ, Wolfgang A, LIM, Hou-Sen, PEKAR, Filip, SABER, Hashim A, WEBER, Patricia A, LANSAC, Emmanuel, BIRNBAUM, Dietrich E, DURAN, Carlos M. G

“…We hypothesize that 2 tendon-like anterior basal stay chords, which remain taut during the entire cardiac cycle, limit the motion of the anterior mitral…”
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Using maple, maple 3D graphics, and tablet PC to teach calculus II and III by Saber, Hashim A

“…This paper presents a project that is in its preliminary stage at the University of North Georgia, which aims to efficiently increase student engagement and…”
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Anterior mitral basal 'stay' chords are essential for left ventricular geometry and function by Goetz, Wolfgang A, Lim, Hou-Sen, Lansac, Emmanuel, Saber, Hashim A, Pekar, Filip, Weber, Patricia A, Duran, Carlos M G

“…Among the anterior mitral basal chords, two particularly strong and thick stay chords (SC) remain under tension during the entire cardiac cycle. Collagen…”
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Anterior mitral leaflet mobility is limited by the basal stay chords by Goetz, Wolfgang A., Lim, Hou-Sen, Lansac, Emmanuel, Pekar, Filip, Weber, Patricia A., Saber, Hashim A., Birnbaum, Dietrich E., Duran, Carlos M.

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Mitral valve basal chordae : Comparative anatomy and terminology. Commentary by DEGANDT, Alexandra A, WEBER, Patricia A, SABER, Hashim A, DURAN, Carlos M. G, GERMAN, Joseph H

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IMPLEMENTATION OF NESTED DISSECTION METHOD USING BLOCK ELIMINATION by SABER, HASHIM A. M

“…In this dissertation, we consider the problem of solving an n$\sp{2}\ \times\ {\rm n}\sp{2}$ sparse positive definite system Ax = b, arising from the use of…”
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