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Otorhinolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery Lab
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A lab covering clinical care and research in otorhinolaryngology, from vertigo and hearing loss to head and neck cancer.
AboutAbout the lab
Building medical care, education, and research under the banner of transformation and advancement
The lab works on clinical care and research in vertigo and balance disorders, hearing loss, the nose and paranasal sinuses, head and neck tumors, and voice and swallowing.
The lab's origins go back to 1906 (Meiji 39), when an otorhinolaryngology department was founded at the Osaka Prefectural Higher Medical School.
In research, the lab pursues various kinds of translational research with an eye to future clinical application, and supports its members in enrolling in graduate school and studying abroad.
Under the keywords 'Transformation and Advancement,' the lab aims to build better medical care together with the excellent education and research that underpin it, as a trinity.
Key terms
- Translational research
- Research that aims to connect research results to future clinical application
- Clinical research
- Research in which new tests or treatments are given with patients' cooperation to examine their effects. Also called clinical trials
ResearchResearch themes
On the clinical side, the lab has specialty groups for vertigo and balance, hearing loss, the nose and paranasal sinuses, head and neck tumors, and voice and swallowing. On the research side, it pursues various kinds of translational research aimed at future clinical application. It also carries out clinical research, in which the effects of new tests and treatments are examined with patients' cooperation, on a wide range of topics: head and neck cancer, hearing loss, vertigo, nose and paranasal sinus diseases, and hoarseness.
View More ↗MembersFaculty
The lab's members consist of faculty, graduate students, and hospital medical staff.
- ProfessorHidenori Inohara
- LecturerTakashi Sato
- LecturerKiyoto Hosokawa
- Project LecturerMasashi Kii
- Project LecturerKayoko Shingai
- Assistant Professor, Intra-Faculty LecturerMotoyuki Suzuki
- Assistant Professor, Intra-Faculty LecturerTakeshi Tsuda
- Assistant ProfessorRie Ito
- Assistant Professor, Intra-Faculty LecturerYoshiyuki Osono
- Assistant Professor, Intra-Faculty LecturerToshihiro Kishikawa
- Assistant ProfessorRyohei Oya
- Assistant ProfessorNaoki Ashida
- Assistant ProfessorYutaka Kato
- Project Assistant ProfessorTakato Sudo
- Project Assistant ProfessorAkihiro Nagata
- Assistant ProfessorMasami Suzuki
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