講演情報
[S-10-2]MRgFUS lesioning of the subthalamic nucleus in Japan
梶山 裕太1, 馬場 孝輔2, 服部 憲明3, 望月 秀樹2 (1.川崎医科大学 神経内科学, 2.大阪大学大学院医学系研究科 神経内科学, 3.富山大学学術研究部医学系 リハビリテーション科)
Yuta Kajiyama, MD, PhD is currently an Associate Professor/Lecturer in the Department of Neurology at Kawasaki Medical School. My expertise includes movement disorders, rehabilitation and electrophysiology, with a special focus on Parkinson's disease (PD) and neuromodulation techniques using fMRI, fNIRS and EEG.
After graduating from Osaka University School of Medicine in 2010, I started my career in neurology. I continued my Ph.D. studies at Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine, Mochizuki Laboratory (2017-2021), and then contributed to clinical trials on MRgFUS lesioning for subthalamic nucleus in Japan.
I am an active member of Japanese Society of Neurology, Movement Disorder Society (MDS), Movement Disorder Society Japan (MDSJ), Japanese Association of Rehabilitation Medicine, and the Guideline Committee for Parkinson's Disease.
After graduating from Osaka University School of Medicine in 2010, I started my career in neurology. I continued my Ph.D. studies at Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine, Mochizuki Laboratory (2017-2021), and then contributed to clinical trials on MRgFUS lesioning for subthalamic nucleus in Japan.
I am an active member of Japanese Society of Neurology, Movement Disorder Society (MDS), Movement Disorder Society Japan (MDSJ), Japanese Association of Rehabilitation Medicine, and the Guideline Committee for Parkinson's Disease.