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The name Takotsubo was taken from the Japanese name for an octopus trap, which mimics the typical apical ballooning aspect of the left ventricle during the systole (Figure 1).

Figure 1 The name Takotsubo was taken from the Japanese name for an octopus trap, which mimics the typical apical ballooning aspect of the left ventricle during the systole.

The phantom (volume 9340 cm3) was filled with 42.3 MBq of 68Ga in aqueous solution measured at the image acquisition start time, resulting in an activity concentration of 4.52 kBq/mL which mimics the typical average activity concentration present in patient organs.

The resulting pattern of cortical malformation mimics the typical distribution of PMG in human cases, with preferential involvement of the dorsolateral cortex, sparing the basal cortex [ 3, 17].

The name Takotsubo was taken from the Japanese name for an octopus trap, which mimics the typical apical ballooning aspect of the left ventricle during the systole.

Pregnancy in rats lasts about twenty-one days; to mimic the typical course of preeclampsia, he injected five rats after the first week of their pregnancies with a genetically engineered virus that would not make them sick but that contained the soluble-FLT gene and released the protein continually into their bloodstreams.

Despite the initially slow reaction at pH 9.0, the data mimic the typical trend in oxidation kinetics for acid birnessite.

The outcomes clearly highlight that none of the existing devices can mimic the typical stress histories of the different alignments, merely approximating more or less some of these.

For this purpose, we chose biaxially oriented polypropylene (BOPP) film for modification and incorporated PEO nanolayers under conditions that mimicked the typical fabrication process.

This study was designed to evaluate the effects of a diet rich in fish contaminated with MeHg, mimicking the typical diet of the Amazon riverside population, in rats.

Characteristics and catalytic activities under dry and wet feed conditions were investigated at gas hourly space velocities up to 100 000 h−1 mimicking the typical flow and conversion requirements of a catalytic system designed to treat a ventilation air methane stream.