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Organization: | Fujita Health University School of Medicine |
NAMEF | Department of Pediatrics |
E-Mail: | pedia@fujita-hu.ac.jp |
HomePage: | http://www.fujita-hu.ac.jp/~pedia/ |
STAFF | |||
professor | Tetsushi Yoshikawa | ||
professor | Ikuya Tsuge | ||
assistant professor | Masashi Morooka | ||
assistant professor | Masafumi Miyata | ||
assistant professor | Yoichi Nakajima | ||
assistant professor | Hiroko Bouda | ||
assistant professor | Yoshihiko Eryu | ||
assistant professor | Chisato Inuo | ||
assistant professor | Masayuki Fujino | ||
assistant professor | Yoshiki Kawamura | ||
assistant professor | Hidetoshi Uchida | ||
assistant professor | Yasuto Yamamoto | ||
assistant professor | Kazuo Yamawaki | ||
assistant professor | Yuriko Okubo | ||
assistant professor | Nihoko Ito | ||
assistant professor | Erina Matsuoka | ||
assistant professor | Yuji Matsumoto | ||
jr. assistant professor | Hiroki Miura | ||
jr. assistant professor | Misa Miyake |
history |
Soon after the hospital was established, Dr. Takehiko Yasaki took up the post of Professor of Pediatrics. The number of medical staff gradually increased, and today, there are 16 in the First Hospital, and already about 120 alumni. In the year 2000, after Prof. Yazakifs retirement, Prof. Yoshizo Asano assumed office as Chief Professor.
In the year 2010, Prof. Tetsushi Yoshikawa has become the chair of our department of Pediatrics. Recently, high level of medications is required for treatment of each specific childhood disease. Therefore, aim of our department is activation of clinical research in the five sub-specialty groups such as allergy and immunology, cardiology, renal diseases, infectious diseases and vaccine, and neonatology. |
reserch and clinic |
There are four treatment research groups.
1) Allergy and immunity group: This group is involved in the treatment of allergic diseases and congenital immune deficiency disorders. The subjects of research are: (1) Elucidation of the mechanism of pathogenesis of food allergy, its diagnosis and development of treatment methods; (2) Elucidation of the factors aggravating atopic dermatitis in children and development of treatment methods; (3) Pathology and treatment of primary immunodeficiency. 2) Kidney group: This group is involved in the treatment of nephritic syndrome, chronic renal failure and other renal diseases. The subjects of research are: (1) Clinical research on immunosuppressive therapy for chronic renal diseases, (2) Dynamic infection analysis of the ƒÀ-herpes virus and polyoma virus in children with renal diseases treated with immunosuppressive agents. 3) Infectious diseases group This group is in charge of not only infection, but also of leukemia and other hematological diseases. The subjects of research are: (1) Pathogenesis of infection of human herpes virus type 6 and type 7; 2) Basic and clinical virological research of varicella-herpes zoster virus infections; 3) Establishment of rapid diagnosis methods of human herpes virus infections using the LAMP. 4) Neonates group This group provides advanced state-of the art therapy such as nitric oxide inhalation for the treatment of very low birth weight and respiratory distress syndrome in neonates. It is also working on issues of drugs not approved for neonates. Other subjects of study include the roles of apoptosis and oxidation stress in various neonatal diseases. |
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