Publications by Yue-Xia Zhang

Publications by authors named "Yue-Xia Zhang"

World J Psychiatry

May 2024

- Epilepsy is a complex neurological condition leading to frequent seizures, significant emotional challenges for patients, and difficulties in maintaining effective treatment.
- A study analyzed data from 105 epilepsy patients, comparing a control group receiving standard treatment with a research group undergoing intensive psychological intervention to evaluate its impact on treatment compliance and overall well-being.
- Results indicated that the research group had a higher treatment compliance rate (85.5% vs. 68%), and after 6 months, they demonstrated significant improvements in mental health and quality of life scores compared to the control group.

J Zhejiang Univ Sci B

May 2014

The study investigates the role of antioxidant proteins in Helicobacter pylori, focusing on three specific proteins (Trx1, RocF, and AhpC) and their relationship to gastric diseases.
Forty H. pylori strains were analyzed from patients with varying conditions: gastric cancer, peptic ulcers, and gastritis, with real-time PCR used to measure protein expression levels.
Findings suggest that Trx1 and RocF are more expressed in gastric cancer cases, indicating a potential link to gastric carcinogenesis, while no significant differences were found for AhpC across sample types.

- Yue-xia Zhang's recent research explores the psychological and compliance challenges faced by patients with epilepsy, focusing on the efficacy of intensive psychological interventions to improve treatment outcomes, psychological status, and quality of life.
- Another significant area of Zhang's work investigates the expression of key antioxidant proteins in Helicobacter pylori, emphasizing their role in the bacteria's survival and contribution to gastric diseases, based on clinical isolates with varying outcomes.
- Overall, Zhang's studies highlight the critical intersection between psychological health and physiological conditions, aiming to enhance patient care and outcomes through targeted interventions and a deeper understanding of bacterial behaviors.