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Noriyuki Ochi, Project Professor
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The lab studies the actions of substances secreted by skeletal muscle and the safety of arrhythmia treatment. It is an endowed department of the Graduate School of Medicine, and the Graduate School's page lists arrhythmia, pacemakers, heart failure, and clinical research as its fields. Project Professor Noriyuki Ochi focuses on myokines, whose levels change with exercise and aging, and investigates their roles in age-related diseases such as sarcopenia and chronic heart failure. Project Lecturer Satoshi Yanagisawa studies microemboli that occur during catheter ablation for arrhythmia, seeking safer treatment methods.
辻 幸臣
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Shinji Naganawa, Professor
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The Endowed Department of Integrated Image Information Analysis integrates and analyzes medical information, centered on the many types of imaging information, while also using artificial intelligence. It aims to improve the standard of medical care and make it more efficient, labor-saving, minimally invasive, and low-cost, thereby promoting the health and welfare of humankind. Research projects include analysis of the pathology of brain diseases, bone diseases, and malignant tumors using PET, and the practice of nuclear medicine therapy. It states that it will play a role in supporting next-generation medicine as a place for research, education, and practice.
Seiji Hasegawa
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The Nagoya University Menard Collaborative Research Lab is an industry-academia collaborative research lab established in 2013 by Nagoya University and Nippon Menard Cosmetic. It combines the basic research that the university excels at with the manufacturing know-how the company has built up, and pursues research grounded in scientific evidence. It has long been engaged in stem cell research and genetic research. It aims to create a future in which each individual can live vibrantly across diverse life stages.
Toshiaki Taoka, Project Professor
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The Innovative In Vivo Visualization Technology Development Industry-Academia Collaborative Research Lab aims to use magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and artificial intelligence to obtain quantitative information on biological tissues, such as the central nervous system, with high accuracy. Its main target is to clarify the shape and movement of the interstitial spaces of the central nervous system. The endolymphatic system of the inner ear is also a subject of study, and the lab is exploring the conditions for objective, automated evaluation using artificial intelligence and machine learning.
直江 吉則
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Ikumi Honda, Professor
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The Nursing Systems and Care Development Lab conducts research that measures and analyzes the body's signals and images and applies the findings to nursing care, such as support for excretion and improvement of lifestyle habits. Professor Ikumi Honda studies how to capture colonic movement with a lightweight, compact device that measures intestinal electrical potentials, predict bowel movements, and apply this to excretion care. Associate Professor Natsuki Nakayama explores nursing interventions suited to each individual, based on image analysis of carotid ultrasound and measurements of sleep and autonomic nervous activity.
Kazuki Sato, Professor
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The Advanced Practice Nursing Development Lab studies nursing and medical care that support patients with cancer and patients at the end of life, along with their families. Professor Kazuki Sato uses healthcare big data to investigate where terminally ill cancer patients across Japan receive care and what medical care they receive. Lecturer Kyoko Ishida specializes in the practice of cancer nursing and palliative care, and studies support for patients with cancer of unknown primary and their families.
Shigemi Iriyama, Professor
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The Next-Generation Development Nursing Lab is a research field in Nursing Science within the Department of Integrated Health Sciences, Graduate School of Medicine, Nagoya University. Prof. Iriyama's research topics include labor pain relief care, breastfeeding in the postpartum period, and sexual behavior among adolescents, while Prof. Niinomi's include the impact on siblings of children with illness or disability, and support for them. Prof. Iriyama's research keywords include midwifery and international maternal and child health, while Prof. Niinomi's research field is pediatric nursing.
Mayumi Mizutani, Professor
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The Community and Home Care Nursing section of the Community-Based Integrated Care Development Nursing field conducts education and research on providing support that respects the wishes and hopes of people receiving care at home and their families. The people receiving care include children, such as children with medical care needs. Research perspectives are diverse, including cancer, intractable diseases, dementia, age-related changes, medical care, interprofessional collaboration, and team care. The settings and forms of support under study are also varied, including nursing in hospitals, daily-life support in facilities for older adults and people with disabilities, and support for family caregivers. The lab investigates them together with undergraduate and graduate students.
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