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DOKKYO MEDICAL UNIVERSITY Search Access Japanese Contact On campus Information About DMU About DMU Message from the President Mission and Objectives History Inter-Collegiate, and other Social Relationships University Accreditations Campus Access Departments For Students For Students Application Guidelines&Schedule Admissions Policies For Patients For Patients University Hospital DMU Saitama Medical Center DMU Nikko Medical Center Research Research Gudelines Policy Access Japanese Contact On campus Site Map Department of Orthopaedic Surgery TOP DMU University Index Departments Department of Orthopaedic Surgery Head of the Office: Hiroshi Taneichi MD, PhD Message from the Head of the Department      Our department targets the treatment of the disorders and injuries of the whole body musculoskeletal system. The specialists from our four divisions – spine surgery, joint surgery, hand surgery, and sports medicine – cooperatively deal with the wide range of orthopaedic diseases. Many patients of various kinds of diseases from infants to the elderlies have been referred from hospitals nationwide to seek our effective surgical treatment, especially for the pediatric and adult spinal deformity treatment. We also treat poly-trauma victims with severe injuries in cooperation with our tertiary emergency department of our hospital.      In order to see our doctors at our outpatient clinic for the first time, you are required to bring referral letters from your doctors, particularly if you want to nominate the specific doctors. Activities 1. Medical Practice Targets to treat Spinal deformity – scoliosis, kyphosis, “humpback’ Cervical / Thoracic spine – ossification of posterior longitudinal ligament (OPLL), myelopathy, radiculopathy, ossification of yellow ligament (OYL) Lumbar spine – lumbar spinal stenosis, degenerative spondylolisthesis, disc hernia, spondylolytic spondylolisthesis Shoulder joint- rotator cuff injury, shoulder dislocation, osteoarthritis Hip joint – dysplastic hip, osteoarthritis, acetabular impingement syndrome, labrum tear Knee joint – osteoarthritis, ligamentum injury, meniscus injury Hand, Wrist, Elbow – congenital deformities, neurovascular injuries, tendon injuries, osteoarthritis Foot and Ankle – deformities, osteoarthritis, hallux valgus, flat foot Rheumatoid arthritis Sports medicine- ligament injury, Osteochondritis dissecans, rotator cuff injuries Fractures, traumas- polytrauma, open fractures, w/ or w/o nerve/vascular injuries, amputations Bone tumor, soft tissue tumor- meetastasis, benign tumor, Intradural tumor, tumors in extremities Osteoporosis Others Surgical strategies, techniques Spine: Corrective fusion surgery, Spinal osteotomies, Growth-friendly surgery “growing rod”, Computer navigation- assisted surgery, minimum invasive surgeries (lumbar lateral interbody fusion, percutaneous pedicle screw placement, etc) Joint: Total joint arthroplasty (hip, knee, shoulder, elbow), Navigation- assisted surgery, arthroscopic surgery, osteotomies (rotational acetabular osteotomy, high tibial osteotomy, etc), ligament reconstruction Sports: arthroscopic surgery, ligament reconstruction, autologous cartilage transplant Hand: finger replantation, hand function reconstruction/ tendon transfer 2. Education School of Medicine: Lectures for medical students Subjects in clinical orthopaedic surgeries before clinical rotation, Orthopaedic part of emergency medicine Clinical clerkship for 4th/ 5th grade medical students Students spend one week experiencing general practice in the orthopaedic surgery by rounding all of our divisions.  AMPM Monday OR* (Joint surgery) Practice of basic surgical procedures (surgical tie, suture) Tuesday Ward (Round on joint patients) Clinic (Joint) Practice of Physical exam of the spine Wednesday general conference, Clinic (Spine) spine imaging (Myelography, root block)Textbook reading/Journal Club Thursday OR (Spine surgery) OR (Spine surgery)Practice of basic surgical procedures Friday Ward (Round on spine patients) OR (Hand surgery) Physical exam of joint * OR; Observation of surgeries in operation room Orthopaedic Residents:       Residents are expected to step up their clinical career by systemic rotation in the University and several affiliation hospitals. At the University, cases requiring complicated and advanced clinical and surgical strategies can be experienced as a treatment team member. At the affiliation hospitals cases of more common diseases can be experienced in larger volume as their doctor/surgeon.       Residents are also supposed to work on clinical researches with attending doctors of the rotation. They are expected to make presentations at local or national academic conferences. After finishing our curriculum, residents are ready to pass the orthopaedic board exam. Once board certified, they can follow the road to their orthopaedic specialties as they prefer. 1st year Rotation in University Orthopaedic divisions (Spine, Joint, Hand) Wednesday: AM- General Conference                             (Pre/Post surgical case discussions)                      PM- Lecture (Orthopaedic Seminar) or                             textbook reading (Web) Clinical research with supervisors 2nd- 4th year Clinical Practice in Regional Core Hospitals* Wednesday PM: textbook reading on the web Preparation for the orthopaedic board exam At the end of 4th year Orthopedic board exam * Rotation Hospitals- DMU Nikko Medical Ctr, Nasu Red Cross Hosp., Kamitsuga General Hosp., Gotenyama Hosp., Affiliation Hospitals- DMU Saitama Medical Ctr., Higashi Saitama General Hosp., Eniwa Hosp., Shizuoka Cancer Ctr.) Research Fields Adult spinal deformityAnalysis of the spinal sagittal alignmentClassification of the surgical treatment strategies based on the spinal pathologyDynamic gait analysis in spinal deformity patients Adolescent Idiopathic ScoliosisAnalysis of the surgical treatment: anterior and posterior approach Pediatric ScoliosisGrowth friendly surgery for early onset scoliosisAnimal studies on congenital spinal deformity Dynamic MRI analysis of the knee joint Osseointegration between bony and implant surfaces Others Academic Society Activities Japan Orthopaedic Association The Japanese Society for Spine Surgery and Related Research Japanese Spinal Instrumentation Society Japanese Scoliosis Society The Japanese Society for Replacement Arthroplasty Japanese Society for Fracture Repair Japanese Orthopaedic Society of Knee, Arthroscopy and Sprots Medicine Japanese Society for Surgery of the Hand The Japanese Pediatric Orthopaedic Association et al. Faculty Professor and Chairman Hiroshi Taneichi, MD, PhDProfessor  Satoshi Inami, MD, PhDAssociate Professor  Hiroshi Moridaira MD, PhD   Senior Assistant Professor  Kazuo Tomizawa, MD, PhD  Senior Assistant Professor  Haruki  Ueda, MD  Senior Assistant Professor  Atsushi Urita, MD, PhD  Senior Assistant Professor  Kanako Shiba, MD, PhD Contact Department of Orthopaedic Surgery Dokkyo Medical University Kitakobayashi 880, Mibu, Shimotsuga, Tochigi, 321-0293 Japan email; [email protected] See more details → http://www.dokkyomed-orthop.jp...(In Japanese) About DMU Message from the President Mission and Objectives History Inter-Collegiate, and other Social Relationships University Accreditations Campus Access Departments --> PAGE TOP Dokkyo Medical University 880 Kitakobayashi, Mibu, Shimotsugagun, Tochigi 321-0293, Japan  TEL:+81-282-86-1111 MAP Information Information About DMU Message from the President Mission and Objectives History International Collaborations Inter-Collegiate, and other Social Relationships University Accreditations Campus Access Departments For Students Application Guidelines&Schedule Admissions Policies For Patients University Hospital DMU Saitama Medical Center DMU Nikko Medical Center Research Gudelines Policy For Students and Staff --> Click to the PC version web site Site Map Copyright©2019 Dokkyo Medical University all rights reserved.