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1. Research Summary
The Department of Pediatric Surgery is divided into the Clinical Research Group and the Basic Research Group. The Clinical Research Group addresses pediatric solid malignant tumors, restoration of pelvic nerve function, pediatric endoscopic surgery, and development of new medications because the field of pediatric surgery covers a broad range of areas. The activities of the Basic Research Group include the development of a tracheal prosthesis using rabbits and mTOR gene expression analysis using Western blot.
2.Research Groups
3-1.Clinical Research Group
Research subjects
Multidisciplinary treatment of pediatric solid malignant tumors
Neuromodulation of pelvic nerve function by frequent sacral magnetic stimulation
Development of optimal endoscopic surgery and new medications for children
3-2.Basic Research Group
Research subjects
Development of a tracheal prosthesis using titanium-nickel shape-memory
alloy coils
mTOR gene expression analysis in pediatric surgical diseases
4.Research results
[Area] Pediatric surgery |
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[Research subject] Development of a tracheal prosthesis using titanium-nickel shape-memory alloy coils |
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[Area] Pediatric surgery |
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[Research subject] Multidisciplinary treatment of pediatric solid malignant tumors |
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[Area] Pediatric surgery |
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[Research subject] Neuromodulation of pelvic nerve function by frequent sacral magnetic stimulation |
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Please see the Pediatric Surgery website for a detailed description of our research.