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Masayuki Murata, Associate Professor
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The Infection Control Medicine Lab is introduced on the website of the General Internal Medicine department of Kyushu University Hospital, and it conducts epidemiological research on infectious diseases as well as clinical research. In addition to infectious diseases such as hepatitis viruses, HIV, and Helicobacter pylori, the lab lists hospital infection control, sexually transmitted infections, and infection immunology among its research topics. Associate Professor Masayuki Murata studies the immunological aspects of the pathology of chronic viral infections, such as chronic hepatitis C and B and HIV infection. The staff introduction page invites medical students, residents, and those who wish to join the department to visit.
Kosei Ishigami, Professor
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The Clinical Radiology Lab is the radiology department of the Faculty of Medical Sciences at Kyushu University, and it runs the two fields of diagnostic imaging and radiation therapy together. The department also performs endoscopic diagnosis and treatment. The department has groups for neuroradiology, chest, abdomen, gastrointestinal, therapy, nuclear medicine, and IVR (interventional radiology), organized by organ and by examination method. The professor regards one of the appeals of radiology as the opportunity to do clinical work and research while being among the first to experience advances in medical technology.
Takahiro Maeda, Professor
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The Precision Medicine Lab studies medicine that uses data such as genomic information to provide each patient with the cancer prevention and treatment best suited to them. The lab first aims to build the foundations for clinical care, education, and research in "cancer precision medicine," and in the future to extend the field to other areas such as lifestyle-related diseases. The department's three main themes are to clarify the diversity of cancer and develop new treatments, to establish prevention methods based on individual genomic information, and to build a clinical system in which new cancer drugs can be used. It was established in March 2020 as a unit within the Department of Internal Medicine, Division of Clinical Medicine.
Makoto Kubo, Associate Professor
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The Clinical and Oncologic Surgery Lab, as the First Department of Surgery at Kyushu University Hospital, carries out surgical care and medical research. Its clinical areas are breast and endocrine surgery, respiratory surgery, esophageal and gastric surgery, colorectal surgery, hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery, and pancreas and kidney transplant surgery. In its introduction of the department, the lab states that it is highly regarded in surgery performed with body-cavity endoscopes such as laparoscopes and thoracoscopes. Another pillar of its education is helping trainees develop, through medical research, the ability to evaluate their own clinical experience objectively and scientifically.
Tomoharu Yoshizumi, Professor
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The Gastroenterological and General Surgery Lab provides surgical care for the digestive tract; the liver, spleen, portal vein, and liver transplantation; the breast; the respiratory system; and the blood vessels, and conducts research in both clinical and basic fields. The department's motto is "Character first, scholarship second," and it says it carries out care and research while adapting to changing times. It says it can respond flexibly even to diseases that require surgical treatment of multiple organs. It invites medical students and residents who wish to train as surgeons to get in touch at any time.
Akira Shiose, Professor
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The Cardiovascular Surgery Lab works with the Department of Cardiovascular Surgery at Kyushu University Hospital on clinical research related to heart and vascular surgery. As the only designated heart transplant facility in Kyushu, the Department of Cardiovascular Surgery at Kyushu University Hospital treats patients with severe heart failure from ventricular assist device implantation through heart transplantation. Prof. Shiose's research themes include heart failure, valvular heart disease, aortic root disease, pulmonary artery thrombosis, adult congenital heart disease, coronary artery disease, and arrhythmia.
Masatoshi Eto, Professor
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The Urology Lab pursues research while making the diagnosis and treatment of malignant tumors of the kidney, adrenal gland, urinary tract, and male reproductive organs the core of its clinical practice. In its research, the lab works to clarify questions that arise in the clinic through basic research and to connect the findings to the development of new treatments. The lab also studies the behavior of immune cells around tumors using patient samples, and searches for biomarkers that can be measured in urine and blood. In education, the lab focuses on clinical clerkships for undergraduates, and for graduate students it promotes collaboration with basic medicine departments and study abroad.
Yasuharu Nakashima, Professor
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The Orthopaedic Surgery Lab at Kyushu University conducts original basic and clinical research in orthopaedics and aims to bring the results back to orthopaedic practice. Its research groups are divided into hip and knee joint biomechanics, idiopathic osteonecrosis of the femoral head, cartilage, bone and soft tissue tumors, spinal and spinal cord diseases, bone metabolism, the upper limb, and rheumatoid arthritis. The lab describes itself as having developed new treatments and produced many leaders in orthopaedics, contributing to the development of orthopaedics in Japan.
Koji Yoshimoto, Professor
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The lab provides clinical care and conducts medical research in brain tumors, cerebrovascular disease, and functional neurosurgery. Founded in 1966, it is one of the long-established neurosurgery departments in Japan. For brain tumors, the lab uses intraoperative electrophysiological monitoring and neuronavigation to achieve maximal resection while preserving brain function. Alongside holistic care, the lab aims to train academic neurosurgeons who will lead the next generation.
Kohei Sonoda, Professor
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The Ophthalmology lab (Department of Ophthalmology, Kyushu University School of Medicine) is committed to clinical care and research with the mission of preventing blindness and protecting vision. The lab is also researching future treatments that restore lost vision. Its research covers retinal regeneration, the application of robotic surgery and artificial intelligence in ophthalmology, ocular inflammation, and epidemiology and genomics. The atmosphere of the lab is described as free-spirited and open.
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