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Yoshiyuki Takahashi, Professor
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To provide better care for a wide range of childhood diseases, the department engages in clinical practice, research, and education. It has clinical groups organized by specialty, each providing specialized care. Research centers on clinically relevant topics, including joint studies with affiliated hospitals and advanced medicine with an eye toward cell therapy and gene therapy.
Masashi Ikeda, Professor
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The Psychiatry Lab studies the diagnosis, treatment, etiology, and pathophysiology of a wide range of mental disorders, including schizophrenia, depression, bipolar disorder, dementia, and autism spectrum disorder. Keeping in mind the needs of patients and their families, the lab aims to resolve questions that arise in daily clinical practice, and to develop diagnostic methods, treatments, and preventive approaches based on an understanding of etiology and pathophysiology. Research is carried out comprehensively from biological, psychological, and social perspectives, with an emphasis on clinical research and basic research advancing in collaboration.
Hiroyuki Umegaki, Professor
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The Community Home Healthcare and Geriatrics Lab is a comprehensive clinical science lab that deals with older adults across a broad range of fields, from medical care to long-term care. Established in 1979 as a geriatric medicine department, the lab practices holistic care for older adults, conducts research to advance geriatric medicine, and trains people who will become leaders in community healthcare for older adults. Research is carried out in outpatient clinics, on inpatient wards, and in home visit care. In the outpatient setting, the lab looks for clues to aging more healthily in data from older patients.
Hiroaki Kajiyama, Professor
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The Obstetrics and Gynecology Lab works on cutting-edge medical care, research, and education to advance obstetrics and gynecology care that supports women throughout their lives. The recruitment guide introduces what can be done in obstetrics and gynecology, divided into perinatal medicine, reproductive medicine and infertility, endocrinology, and oncology. The lab's website states that since its founding in 1917, it has played a central role in obstetrics and gynecology care in the Tokai region. Residents in specialty training and graduate students are part of the lab, and guidance on joining the department and on the graduate school (doctoral program) is also provided.
Noriyuki Takahashi, Hospital Associate Professor
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The Department of General Medicine at Nagoya University Hospital carries out clinical care, education, and research, and also runs the graduate-level Department of General Medicine. In research, the lab takes up questions that arise in clinical practice and medical education, and works on a wide range of studies including education, clinical care, experimental research, and epidemiology. The lab also conducts joint research with experts outside medicine, such as in education, sociology, economics, and engineering. The graduate program is intended for physicians who have completed initial clinical residency training and others, who choose their research themes based on their own questions and pursue them.
Koji Nishiguchi, Professor
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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.
Michihiko Sone, Professor
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The Department of Otorhinolaryngology works to understand and treat diseases of the ears, nose, and throat, and is engaged in clinical care, education, and research. The diseases handled in otorhinolaryngology involve the senses, including hearing, smell, and taste, and the functional impairments they cause greatly affect people's quality of life. The lab conducts basic and clinical research aimed at providing the best possible care. It was established in 1905 (Meiji 38) as a department of Aichi Medical School, and is now the Department of Otorhinolaryngology within the Department of Head and Neck and Sensory Organ Surgery.
Hideharu Hibi, Professor
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Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is a department that works on clinical care, research, and education for diseases of the mouth, jaw, and face. It is part of the Department of Head and Neck and Sensory Organ Surgery in the Graduate School of Medicine at Nagoya University, and also provides clinical care as the Dentistry and Oral Surgery department of the Nagoya University Hospital. With a long history dating back to its days as a clinical department, it works on advanced, cutting-edge medicine in a wide range of fields, including regenerative medicine.
Shinji Naganawa, Professor
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The Department of Radiology consists of the graduate school's divisions of Quantum Medicine, Quantum Interventional Therapeutics, and Radiation Oncology, together with the university hospital's Department of Radiology and Radiology Division, and carries out clinical care, research, and education as a single department. It conducts a wide range of clinical research, including the clinical application of high-field MRI, high-precision radiation therapy, and the development of computer-aided diagnosis methods that include AI. The primary direction of its research is the pursuit of reduced radiation exposure and minimal invasiveness. By making visible in images what could not be observed before, it aims to get at the essential nature of disease.
Kennosuke Karube, Professor
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The lab of Organ Pathology Diagnostics / Pathological Structure Analysis (Clinical Laboratory Medicine) works on pathological diagnosis and on research based on it. Starting from observing the lesions themselves, the lab carries out training in pathological diagnosis through the abundant cases of the university hospital, as well as clinicopathological research using those cases. Using methods such as genetic analysis of pathological tissue specimens, the lab aims to get at the essential nature of disease. Members are expected to build broad knowledge rather than stay within a narrow specialty, taking a cross-departmental view and collaborating with other departments and other universities.
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