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Chinese Journal of Contemporary Neurology and Neurosurgery

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PKU

ISSN：1672-6731

CN：12-1363/R

Frequency：Monthly

Website：none

Email：xdsjjbzz@263.net.cn

Postcode：300350

Articles4438

Citations29583

Funded1096

Impact Factor：1.37

Articles

2019 No.06

Total 14 articles

Preface

Learn new knowledge and do well in clinical genetic counselingZHANG Cheng

381

Special Topic

Pay attention to clinical genetic counseling of neuromuscular diseasesZHANG Cheng

382-384

Special Review

Clinical research advance of therapeutic strategies for spinal muscular atrophyLI Jing, ZHANG Cheng

385-392

Neurogenetic Disorders

Countermeasures of six difficult-to-wean patients with severe glycogen storage disease type ⅡXU Ling-ling, LIANG Yu-jian, LI Su-ping, HUANG Xue-qiong, ZHANG Li-dan, PEI Yu-xin, HUANG Hui-min, ZHANG Cheng, TANG Wen, FAN Zhong

393-398

Analysis on clinical and electrophysiological characteristics of 11 patients with stiff-person syndromeZHONG Xin-jing, ZHANG Cheng, ZHONG Jie, CHEN Xue-ling

399-404

Clinical analysis on two patients with N-hexane toxic peripheral neuropathy misdiagnosed as chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyradiculoneuropathyLI Yi, MENG Ling-chao, L(U) He, ZHANG Wei, WANG Zhao-xia, LIU Jing, ZUO Yue-huan, YUAN Yun

405-410

Rapid diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of pedigrees with late-onset methylmalonic aciduria and homocystinuria cobalamin C typeDUAN Xiao-hui, HAO Ying, GU Wei-hong, ZHANG Jin, WANG Ren-bin

411-418

Clinical phenotype and gene mutation analysis on a family of hereditary spastic ataxia type 2LI Zheng-yun, GU Wei-hong, ZHANG Jin, DING Ming

419-422

Clinical phenotype and gene mutation analysis on one case of familial amyotrophic lateral sclerosis complicated with gastrocnemius edema caused by SOD1A4VHOU Miao-miao, MAO Xiao-wei, LIU Wei, DING Yin-feng, ZHU Wen-hua, HOU Xiao-jun

423-428

Clinical Study

Therapeutic effect of low-frequency repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation on Parkinson's disease associated with painZHU Yang, LUO Zhi-xiu, ZENG Xiao-yun

429-436