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"Brother Xu, this is the situation with the patient, where do you think we should start?"
Liu Banxia came to Xu Hui's office and asked.
"If it really is Huntington's disease, it used to be judged based on family medical history and related symptoms." Xu Hui said.
"But your considerations also make sense. In the absence of relevant family medical history, if genetic testing is done and the result is negative, it can be troublesome for the patient to accept."
"Did you notice his fingers? I remember that in chorea, the fingers are most prominently affected, and then it slowly spreads, affecting the mouth and spreading throughout the body."
"I just paid attention too, and this is one reason I'm hesitant. The patient's finger symptoms are not apparent; it's more pronounced in the muscles of the legs and neck." Liu Banxia said.
