About us
As professionals of cardiovascular biology and medicine, we not only provide the world's highest level of medical care based on cutting-edge knowledge and insight but are also pursuing research in fields that are original and advanced, with high potential for realization. At the same time, we are also nurturing world-class human resources who will pioneer the future of cardiovascular biology and medicine.
Research Team
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Coronary Artery Diseases (Imaging / Doi Team)
With state-of-the-art intravascular imaging technology, the challenge ranging from understanding and shedding light on pathological conditions to developing treatment strategies is being undertaken.
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Coronary Artery Diseases (Pathological mechanism, Iwata Team)
Embarking on a quest for science to prevent arteriosclerosis
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Arrhythmia Group
Predicting the therapeutic effects of cerebral infarction / bleeding events and catheter ablation of atrial fibrillation and providing appropriate medical care.
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Heart Failure / Cardiomyopathy Group
Multi-facility clinical research and work on implementing precision medicine in the field of heart failure.
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Sleep Apnea Group
Therapeutic intervention for sleep apnea syndrome, thereby paving the way for cardiovascular disease improvement.
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Cardiovascular Imaging Group
Supporting further developments in the cardiovascular imaging field with new image analysis technologies.
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Echocardiography Group
Using echocardiography for early detection of cardiac dysfunction in cancer patients caused by anticancer drugs
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Pulmonary Hypertension Group
Establishing treatment guidelines for pulmonary hypertension and undertaking research projects that contribute to the medical economy
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Cardiac Rehabilitation Group
Developing a scientific “cardiac rehabilitation" program that will be the key to preventing cardiovascular diseases
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Aging Control Research Group
Working on creating next-generation cardiovascular disease treatment through aging control
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Inflammatory Immunoregulation / Vascular Biology Group
Taking on the challenge of searching for new anti-inflammatory treatments that will lead to the prevention of cardiovascular diseases