Huacheng Liang

Title: Huacheng Liang and a Patent Application Related to Thyroidectomy

Introduction

Huacheng Liang is an inventor associated with Shenzhen, China. His patent work concerns the potential use of mitoxantrone preparations in diagnosing and treating conditions related to thyroidectomy. The supplied information identifies 1 patent associated with him.

Latest Patents

The listed patent is titled “Application of mitoxantrone preparation in preparation of drug for diagnosing and treating disease related to thyroidectomy.” It describes using mitoxantrone or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt to prepare a lymph tracer intended to help prevent accidental parathyroid staining or cutting during thyroid surgery, or to reduce the rate of accidental parathyroid removal.

According to the supplied patent description, local injection of mitoxantrone hydrochloride injection fluid is intended to make parathyroid glands easier to protect during surgery. The description reports that the injection did not cause accidental staining and that no local or systemic toxic side effects were found after local administration. These statements reflect the patent description and are not independent clinical conclusions.

Career Highlights

The available information highlights Liang’s work on a proposed surgical application of a mitoxantrone preparation. The invention presents a potential approach to identifying and protecting parathyroid glands during thyroidectomy, with the stated aim of reducing accidental injury or removal.

Collaborations

Baolin Lai and Weiwei Zhang are identified as Liang’s coworkers in connection with the supplied information. No further details about their specific roles or the nature of their collaboration were provided.

Conclusion

Huacheng Liang’s listed patent focuses on a proposed mitoxantrone-based lymph-tracing application intended to support parathyroid protection during thyroidectomy.