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Takeshi Yoshida, Professor
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The Anesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine lab conducts research on the lungs in relation to mechanical ventilation management, as well as on the relationship between anesthesia and the brain. Curiosity about resolving questions that arise in clinical practice is the driving force of its research, which is carried out in divisions such as pulmonary physiology and neurophysiology. All areas related to anesthesia are objects of study, including surgical anesthesia, intensive care, palliative pain care, and labor analgesia management.
Jun Oda, Professor
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The Emergency Medicine lab serves as the Advanced Emergency and Critical Care Center of Osaka University Hospital, engaging in clinical care, research, and education. While treating critically ill patients, the lab uses basic research to study how the body responds to various insults and to investigate treatments that control inflammation. A distinguishing feature is that problems are identified from clinical information and specimens collected during patient care and then linked to basic research aimed at solving them. On the lab's website, it is introduced under the name "Handai Kyumei."
Seiji Okada, Professor
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The Orthopaedic Surgery Lab (Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Osaka University) works on the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal disorders and conducts epidemiological and clinical research. As related fields such as population aging, the spread of sports, rehabilitation, and welfare advance, the lab aims to provide advanced orthopaedic care so that patients can lead high-quality lives. The lab aims to clarify the mechanisms by which musculoskeletal disorders develop and progress, and to develop new treatments. Clinical care is provided by groups divided by body region or disease, such as rheumatology, spinal surgery, tumors, and the hip joint.
Michiko Kodama, Professor
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The Obstetrics and Gynecology Lab works on clinical care, research, and education in obstetrics and gynecology, protecting women's health throughout life, from pregnancy and childbirth to gynecologic cancer. In research, the lab aims to investigate questions that arise in daily clinical practice from the perspective of basic research, and to bring findings from basic research back into clinical care. The lab is divided into research groups for immunology, endocrinology, perinatal medicine, and pathology. On the lab's website, it is introduced under the name "Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology."
Norio Nonomura, Professor
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The Urology Lab studies urology, a field of surgery that deals with the kidney, urinary tract, and male reproductive organs. The Urology Lab has three research groups: oncology, kidney transplantation, and andrology. The lab welcomes visits from clinical residents and students at any time.
Tateki Kubo, Professor
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The lab works in plastic surgery, which repairs abnormalities, deformities, defects, and scars of body tissue, restoring function while making the result as close to normal and as aesthetically pleasing as possible. Conditions treated include, among congenital ones, hemangiomas and vascular malformations, cleft lip, blepharoptosis, and microtia, and among acquired ones, trauma, burns, scars and deformities, and lymphedema. In research, the lab conducts basic research on promoting wound healing. At Osaka University Hospital, the lab also provides clinical care as the Department of Plastic Surgery.
Kohji Nishida, Chief Professor
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The lab, as Osaka University's department of ophthalmology, engages in clinical care and research on eye diseases. The chief professor specializes in the cornea, corneal transplantation, regenerative medicine, and stem cell biology. The lab's website presents its research in cornea, medical retina and ocular inflammation, neuro-ophthalmology and pediatric ophthalmology, glaucoma, and surgical retina. The page for students and residents on the lab's website describes the appeal of the lab to those who have completed their medical school education and are about to begin advanced residency training.
Hidenori Inohara, Professor
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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.
Haruhiko Kishima, Professor
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The Neurosurgery Lab treats patients with diseases of the brain and spinal cord, and also conducts research in neuroscience, stroke, neural regeneration, and brain tumors. The lab's research is not limited to medicine, and it draws on collaboration with fields ranging from mathematical engineering to the humanities. In recent years, alongside basic research, the lab has been active in clinical and translational research, aiming to bring its findings back to clinical practice. The department was established in 1970, and its motto is "to provide advanced medical care across a wide range of fields."
Yoshiki Sawa, Professor
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The International Future Medicine Lab is introduced on the same website as the International Medical Center of the Department of Medical Innovation at Osaka University Hospital. The International Medical Center is built on three pillars: accepting international patients, supporting the overseas expansion of medical technologies, and education and human resource development. For medical technologies developed by Japanese researchers, the International Medical Center partners with overseas research institutions and medical institutions, aiming for social implementation suited to the healthcare environment of each country. In education and human resource development, the International Medical Center works with the Department of International Future Medicine and incorporates perspectives from social science and policy studies as well as medicine.
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