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Ophthalmology / Control of Sensory Organ Disorders Lab
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An ophthalmology lab that combines clinical care and research on eye diseases.
AboutAbout the lab
Combining standardized care with advanced research and development of new treatments.
The Ophthalmology / Control of Sensory Organ Disorders Lab is the ophthalmology lab of the Nagoya University School of Medicine (Department of Medicine) and Graduate School of Medicine.
The lab's website lists its goals as building a world-class clinical center, innovating clinical care through research, and training diverse talent.
Staff specialties are divided among retinal and vitreous diseases, inherited retinal diseases, glaucoma, the cornea, strabismus and amblyopia, and diseases of the eyelids and tear ducts.
Medical students and residents can visit at any time, and can observe surgeries and try surgical simulation.
Key terms
- Retinal and vitreous diseases
- A collective term for diseases of the retina, which receives light at the back of the eye, and of the vitreous, which fills the inside of the eyeball
- Inherited retinal diseases
- Diseases of the retina caused by changes in genes
ResearchResearch themes
The lab states that it aims to combine standardized care with advanced research and development of new treatments. A message from one of the assistant professors says they work on vision restoration through genome-editing gene therapy and on basic research in visual neuroscience.
View More ↗MembersFaculty
The staff introduction page lists Professors, Associate Professors, Lecturers, Assistant Professors, and Hospital Assistant Professors.
- ProfessorKoji Nishiguchi
- Associate ProfessorKenya Yuki
- LecturerHiroaki Ushida
- LecturerTaro Kominami
- Assistant ProfessorKosuke Fujita
- Hospital Assistant ProfessorYosuke Nagasaka
- Hospital Assistant ProfessorJun Takeuchi
- Assistant ProfessorHideyuki Shimizu
- Hospital Assistant ProfessorAyana Suzumura
- Assistant ProfessorKensuke Goto
- Assistant ProfessorAi Sajiki
- Hospital Assistant ProfessorKazuhisa Yamada
- Hospital Assistant ProfessorSayuri Yasuda
- Hospital Assistant ProfessorYosuke Taki
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