信大医学部医学科研究紹介2019（英語版）

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24Diagnosis & CureMake the world your stage as creative “academic surgeons”!! Summary of ActivityWe study for developing novel diagnostic and therapeutic methods to solve clinical problems in our department. The main study themes are early diagnosis, differential diagnosis, and pathophysiological analysis by diagnostic imaging, developing novel methods in diagnostic imaging, interventional radiology (IVR), and radiation therapy. Every clinical study is conducted in cooperation with other clinical departments.・Early and differential diagnosis, pathophysiological analysis by diagnostic imaging・Development of novel methods in diagnostic imaging, IVR, and modality・Development of novel curative radiation therapy preserving organ functionsEarly recognition by less-invasive examination; then, expecting complete cure without func-tional loss by less-invasive therapy. Our studies in radiology department will promote bright future in patient-friendly medical care.・ Practicing diagnostic imaging, IVR, and radiation therapy as a clinical radiologist in a hos-pital.・ Engagement in clinical study and education as a radiologist with a subspeciality in a uni-versity.Research subjectOutlook for researchOutlook for students after graduationSummary of ActivityDepartment of Surgery, Shinshu University School of Medicine will conduct clinical prac-tice and research from 2019 in a system consisting of four divisions: gastroenterological surgery, cardiovascular surgery, breast and endocrine surgery, and respiratory surgery. For details of clinical practice and research, please see the page of each division. ▶Division and professor:Gastroenterolog ical surgery currently under selectionCardiovascular surgery currently under selectionBreast and endocrine surgery Ken-ichi ItoRespiratory surgery currently under selectionRadiology（Chief: Associate Prof. Yasunari Fujinaga）SurgeryEarly and differential diagnosis, pathophysiological analysis by diagnostic imagingCurative radiation therapy preserving organ functionsLess-invasive therapy by IVRProfessor: Ken-ichi Ito