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Pediatrics Lab
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A pediatric clinical group in which a team handles children's care and research together.
AboutAbout the lab
Working together toward the best possible care
The pediatrics clinical group at University of Tsukuba Hospital provides medical care to children, conducts research, and trains young doctors.
The hospital has abandoned the traditional departmental chair system (ikyoku) and uses a clinical group system instead.
The group provides advanced specialist care in hematology and oncology, immunology and collagen diseases, allergy, cardiology, neurology, endocrinology and metabolism, gastroenterology, neonatology, emergency medicine, genetics, and nephrology.
It has a pediatric emergency and critical care center, and also treats childhood cancer with proton beam therapy.
Key terms
- Clinical group system
- A system in which care is organized around clinical groups instead of the departmental offices (ikyoku) of each chair.
- Proton beam therapy
- A treatment that cures cancer by directing proton beams, a type of radiation, at the tumor.
- Fetal magnetocardiography
- A method that measures the magnetic field produced by the heart of a baby in the womb to examine how the heart is working.
ResearchResearch themes
The University of Tsukuba is active in interdisciplinary research in collaboration with its basic medical science labs and with research institutions in Tsukuba City. In pediatrics, the lab actively carries out cutting-edge research that is distinctive to Tsukuba, starting with analysis of the pathology of childhood diseases.
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MembersFaculty
The members of the Pediatrics Lab are faculty of the Institute of Medicine, hospital staff, faculty of the Regional Clinical Education Center in Ibaraki Prefecture, residents, graduate students, and registered hospital physicians.As of 2026
- ProfessorHidetoshi Takada
- Associate ProfessorHiroko Fukushima
- LecturerKazuo Imagawa
- LecturerTakashi Enokizono
- LecturerSho Hosaka
- Clinical LecturerAtsushi Iwabuchi
- Clinical LecturerYuki Enomoto
- Clinical LecturerYu Kanai
- Clinical LecturerYoshihiro Nozaki
- Clinical LecturerTaku Murakami
- Project LecturerTakahiro Kido
- Hospital ProfessorMakoto Saito
- LecturerSatoshi Fujiyama
- Associate ProfessorLisheng Lin
- Hospital LecturerRyoko Suzuki
- Hospital Associate ProfessorYui Takada
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The top and research theme images are illustrative and were not taken at the lab. They are cropped from Wikimedia Commons images. Cropped CC BY-SA images are provided under the same CC BY-SA license as the original (version shown on each line).
- Top image: “Belize City Hospital Childrens Ward 1975 01” per source. Please credit "Family photos of Infrogmation". / CC BY-SA 2.5 (cropped)
- Pediatric medical research in collaboration with Tsukuba institutions: “New childrens hospital helsinki playroom in cafeteria 01” Sinikka Halme / CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped)
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