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Emergency and Critical Care Medicine Lab
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A department that provides emergency and intensive care for critically ill patients and conducts clinical research.
AboutAbout the lab
The last line of defense for critically ill patients in the Tokai region
The Department of Emergency Medicine and the EMICU at Nagoya University Hospital provide care for critically ill patients and conduct research.
The EMICU is a closed ICU in which the emergency department manages the whole body, and it treats critically ill patients, from adults to children, whom other hospitals have difficulty managing.
For conditions such as severe heart failure, there is extensive experience to be gained in management using circulatory support devices, including ECMO.
Research centers on clinical research, and the lab has a system in place that allows people to take part in education and research according to their wishes.
Key terms
- closed ICU
- An intensive care unit run with the emergency department responsible for whole-body management
- ECMO
- Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation. A treatment in which a device outside the body supports the function of the lungs or heart
- Translational research
- Research aimed at linking the findings of basic research to clinical care
NewsLab news
Won the Best Presentation Award at the 8th Tokai-Hokuriku Branch Scientific Meeting of the Japanese Society of Intensive Care Medicine
Paper published in Frontiers in Immunology
Paper published in Journal of Intensive Care
Paper published in Acute Medicine & Surgery
Paper published in Pediatrics International
ResearchResearch themes
The lab centers on clinical research and pursues multicenter studies, international collaborative studies, company-sponsored clinical trials, and investigator-initiated clinical trials. It also works on analyses using animal models, collaboration with basic researchers, big data analysis, and deep learning on images.
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MembersFaculty
The members of the Emergency and Intensive Care Medicine Lab consist of faculty, staff physicians, a department secretary, and medical students serving as research interns.
- LecturerTakanori Yamamoto
- LecturerAtushi Numaguchi
- Assistant ProfessorNoriko Azuma
- Hospital Assistant ProfessorTaku Tanaka
- Hospital Assistant ProfessorDaisuke Kasugai
- Hospital Assistant ProfessorJunta Honda
- Hospital Assistant ProfessorShingo Kazama
- Hospital Assistant ProfessorDaichi Arakaki
- Hospital Assistant ProfessorYoshio Funahashi
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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: “US Navy 101118-N-8191S-002 Lt. Cmdr. Kevin Gue, a critical care nurse for the Intensive Care Unit at Naval Hospital Bremerton” U.S. Navy photo by Douglas H. Stutz / Public domain (cropped)
- Clinical Research and Translational Research: “Clinical Laboratory Technologist - DPLA - c382d971ce60277294baa1fd8af54871” Department of Labor. 1913 / Public domain (cropped)
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