Publications by authors named "Huanguo Li"
Article Synopsis
- Motor proteins from the Kinesin superfamily are vital for brain development and have been linked to neurodevelopmental disorders.
- A case involving a 6-year-old boy with severe epilepsy and intellectual disabilities revealed a novel genetic deletion in the KIF5C gene that affects crucial protein function.
- The study highlights how this genetic variant disrupts normal cellular processes and reinforces the need for further understanding of KIF5C's role in neurodevelopment to improve diagnosis and treatment options.
Background: Although measles epidemic has been controlled effectively after measles vaccination being carried out, China is still the focus of measles epidemic. The lower respiratory tract infections (LRTIs) is the most common complication, and also the most common reason for the death of patients with measles.
Purpose: To analyze what clinical factors could affect the grades of LRTIs in children under five years old with measles.
Objective: To investigate the clinical value of spectral CT in diagnosis of negative gallstones and common bile duct stones primarily.
Methods: All patients diagnosed with negative biliary stones were analyzed and examined by spectral CT scanner retrospectively. Based on acquired raw imaging data, image series were reconstructed as described below: the optimal contrast-to-noise ratio monochromatic energy images, calcium- and fat- based material decomposition images and spectral curve images.