Japanese Society of Pathology:
Board Certified Pathologist
Japanese Society of Clinical Cytology: Board Certified Cytotechnologist /
Cytopathologist
Licensed Post-Mortem Examiner
Japanese Society of Pathology: Residency Training Instructor
Japanese Society of Clinical Cytology: Educational Training Instructor
Title / Role
Medical Technologist Name
Board Certifications & Qualifications
Assistant Director, Department of Clinical Laboratory
Medicine
Yoshihisa Masaoka
Japanese Society of Clinical Cytology: Certified
Cytotechnologist
Class 2 Grade A Clinical Pathology Medical Technologist
Sub-section Chief
Ayami Fukuda
Japanese Society of Clinical Cytology: Certified
Cytotechnologist
Class 2 Grade A Clinical Pathology Medical Technologist
Chief Technologist
Koji Mise
Japanese Society of Clinical Cytology: Certified
Cytotechnologist
Class 2 Grade A Clinical Pathology Medical Technologist
Chief Technologist
Kazuto Miyazaki
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What types of pathological examination are there?
1. histopathologic examination (biopsy)
Samples(tissue sample/prepared slide) that can be examined with a microscope by a
clinical laboratory technologist including the gastric mucosa samples taken during a
gastroscopy; samples taken with a needle during a breast ultrasonography and prostate
ultrasound; cervix samples taken using forceps during a gynecological examination are
created, and a diagnosis is made using the images.
2.histopathologic examination (surgical material)
Multiple tissue samples are created from the organ (tumor) extracted in the surgery and
postoperative details are retrieved by examining the tumor size/progression/lymph node
metastasis and whether or not the cancer was completely removed.
3. cytotechnology examination
Whether a tumor is benign/malignant, whether to progress to the next examination, and
whether there are any problematic observations are determined by rubbing a cotton swab
on the cervix, absorbing cells by sticking a needle in the mammary gland and examining
the extracted cells. The samples are examined in detail by a cytotechnologist
and issues are examined together with a specialized cytotechnologist before reporting
the results.
4. pathological anatomy
It is the task of Pathology to grasp the medical condition of those who died in order
to put it to use in the education of young doctors and future medical
treatment. The family of the deceased will be asked to cooperate by their primary
doctor. A qualified pathologist will conduct the actual autopsy. Concerning
the examinations above, the clinical laboratory technologist who prepares the samples
and conducts cytology also play an extremely important role. Quality samples
are essential in conducting an accurate pathology diagnosis.
Japanese Society of Clinical Cytology: Board Certified Cytotechnologist / Cytopathologist
Licensed Post-Mortem Examiner
Japanese Society of Pathology: Residency Training Instructor
Japanese Society of Clinical Cytology: Educational Training Instructor
Class 2 Grade A Clinical Pathology Medical Technologist
Class 2 Grade A Clinical Pathology Medical Technologist
Class 2 Grade A Clinical Pathology Medical Technologist