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Anesthesiology Lab
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The lab studies the pathophysiology of anesthesia and intensive care.

AboutAbout the lab
Exploring perioperative pathophysiology with animal models and data.
The Anesthesiology Lab studies a wide range of conditions related to anesthesiology, including perioperative and intensive care medicine and pathological pain.
Using experimental animal models, the lab visualizes the breakdown of cellular-level homeostasis in major organs such as the central nervous system, cardiovascular system, and respiratory system, with the aim of clarifying the mechanisms of disease.
Using perioperative databases, the lab identifies problems and risk factors in current standard care, with the aim of developing new evidence-based strategies for perioperative management.
ResearchResearch themes
The lab aims to clarify the pathophysiology of a wide range of conditions related to anesthesiology using animal models, develop new methods of assessment, and establish treatment strategies. It also uses perioperative databases to identify problems and risk factors in perioperative management, with the aim of developing new strategies.
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- ProfessorJungo Kato
- Associate ProfessorTsuyoshi Satsumae
- LecturerTakeru Shimizu
- LecturerSoichiro Yamashita
- LecturerKumiko Yamada
- LecturerSumii Yamamoto
- LecturerYosuke Nakadate
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- Top image: “Clinicians in Intensive Care Unit” Calleamanecer / CC BY-SA 3.0 (cropped)
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