Pulmonary Valve Anatomy The right ventricle is divided into inflow and outflow tracts, separated by the supraventricular crest. The supraventricular crest is a broad muscular ridge on the right ventricular wall, located between the right atrioventricular orifice and the pulmonary artery orifice. The outflow tract extends upward and narrows, resembling an inverted funnel, with smooth … Read more
Introduction: Sexual desire, arousal, and climax are mediated by complex, yet not fully understood, interactions of the somatic and autonomic nervous systems operating at both central and peripheral levels. Disruption of endocrine, neural, or vascular responses caused by aging, medical illnesses, neurological diseases, surgery, or medications can lead to sexual dysfunction, significantly affecting the quality … Read more
Cingulate Cortex Weekly Issue 28 Editorial Team Comments Professor Liang Shuli is a key member of the Chinese Anti-Epilepsy Association, dedicated to the research and treatment of epilepsy for many years with remarkable achievements. This lecture provides a comprehensive introduction to the anatomy, partitioning, and typical symptomatology of the anterior, middle, and posterior cingulate cortex, … Read more
Recently, Professor Koen Raemdonck’s team at the University of Ghent, Belgium published a research paper titled “A lipid nanoparticle platform for mRNA delivery through repurposing of cationic amphiphilic drugs” in The Journal of Controlled Release, Volume 350, 2022. The team utilized various cationic amphiphilic drugs as structural and functional components to prepare lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) … Read more
LCD (Liquid Crystal Display): also known as liquid crystal display. Widely used in embedded, mobile, and PC applications. This article mainly introduces common LCD classifications. 1 LCD classifications are as follows Divided into several categories based on signal type: TTL/LVDS/EDP/MIPI Classified by material (for TFT-LCD): TFT-TN/TFT-IPS/TFT-VA. Interface types include: RGB mode, SPI mode, MDDI mode, … Read more
This article contains 3085 words, 7 images, and 2 related articles, with a recommended reading time of 15 minutes. This issue shares an article that focuses on high-order diffusion models, including DTI, DKI, DSI, HARDI, NODDI, and IVIM. Diffusion Weighted Imaging (DWI) is a very important clinical and research sequence in magnetic resonance imaging, widely … Read more
The Journal of Surveying Science Building Bridges with Academia to Shorten the Distance to Authority Monitoring Drought Events in Southwest China Using GPS Vertical Displacement YAO Chaolong1, LUO Zhicai2, HU Yueming1,3,4,5, WANG Changwei1, ZHANG Rui1, LI Jinming1 1. College of Natural Resources and Environment, South China Agricultural University, Guangzhou 510642, China; 2. MOE Key Laboratory … Read more
Robert G. Briggs and colleagues from the Department of Neurosurgery at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles studied the Superior Frontal Gyrus (SFG) and its white matter connections through MRI imaging of brain fiber bundles in healthy adults and anatomical studies of cadaver brains. Their results were published online in the journal Clin … Read more
Dr.X’s 1096th Article Assessing Disease Severity in IBD Patients: The Whole Is Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts Source: Aliment Pharmacol Ther. 2022 Aug;56(4):744-745 Special Statement: This article is a medical professional article, intended for academic exchange among healthcare professionals. It is not suitable for disease education or popular science purposes for non-professionals. Accurately … Read more
This article will comprehensively introduce the Dynamic Strength Index (abbreviated as DSI). Table of Contents What is the Dynamic Strength Index? Why is the Dynamic Strength Index Important? How to Test Your Dynamic Strength Index DSI Formula Training for the Dynamic Strength Index: How to Improve DSI DSI vs RSI vs Force-Velocity Curve Dynamic Strength … Read more