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Breast and Endocrine Surgery Lab
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The lab is a department that provides surgical care for diseases of the breast and the endocrine organs.

AboutAbout the lab
Thinking together about the best treatment to overcome disease.
Breast and Endocrine Surgery provides surgical care for breast diseases, mainly breast cancer, and for diseases of endocrine organs such as the thyroid, parathyroid, and adrenal glands.
As a core hospital in the Nagoya-Tokai region, the lab works on minimally invasive surgery that places less burden on patients and on introducing new medical technologies.
The lab also treats hereditary breast and ovarian cancer syndrome and multiple endocrine neoplasia, in cooperation with a genetics specialty department.
Alongside clinical care, the lab devotes effort to training young surgeons and students who will lead the next generation.
Key terms
- Endocrine organs
- Organs that produce hormones. This department provides surgical care for diseases of the thyroid, parathyroid, adrenal glands, and others.
- Opt-out
- A method in which the conduct of a study is announced publicly and the opportunity to decline is guaranteed. In observational studies, individual consent is not always obtained.
NewsLab news
A paper by Prof. Nagahashi and colleagues was published in Breast cancer (Tokyo, Japan)
A paper by Prof. Nagahashi and colleagues was published in International journal of molecular sciences
ResearchResearch themes
Alongside clinical care at the university hospital, the lab conducts research activities such as experiments, papers, and conference presentations. It works not only for patients who are in need now but also on research with an eye to the future. In clinical research, observational studies sometimes use a method called "opt-out," in which the conduct of the study is announced publicly and participants are guaranteed the opportunity to decline.
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The members of Breast and Endocrine Surgery consist of staff (physicians).As of 2026
- ProfessorMasayuki Nagahashi
- Clinical ProfessorToyone Kikumori
- Hospital LecturerDai Takeuchi
- Hospital Assistant ProfessorYuko Takano
- Assistant ProfessorMadoka Iwase
- Assistant ProfessorTakahiro Ichikawa
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