国際交流活動
氏名 | 国籍 | 性別 | 期間 | 母国所属施設 | 臨床 修練資格 |
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Elisabeth Prajanti Sintaningrum | ウクライナ | 男性 | 2024/3/18- 2024/5/10 |
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Andril Buchok | ウクライナ | 男性 | 2024/3/18- 2024/5/10 |
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Ai Jiang | 中華人民共和国 | 男性 | 2024/4/1- | - | |
Phillip Charles I.Quano | フィリピン | 男性 | 2023/12/4- 2024/12/1 |
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Pacifico Armando Mendoza Cruz | フィリピン | 男性 | 2024/4/1- 2025/3/31 |
Philippine General Hospital | ◯ |
Baatarsuren Narantsetseg | モンゴル | 女性 | 2024/4/1-6/30 | - | |
Elisabeth Prajanti Sintaningrum | インドネシア | 女性 | 2024/4/1- 6/30 |
Saiful Anwar General Hospital | |
Shazia Jaleel | 英国 | 女性 | 2024/4/1- 2024/10/25 |
Wexham Park Hospital | |
Rafee Ahmed | 英国 | 男性 | 2024/5/13- 2024/6/17 |
Oxford University (Student) | |
Meng Xuchang(蒙 旭昌) | 中華人民共和国 | 男性 | 2024/5/20- 2025/3/31 |
the First Affiliated Hospital of Guangxi Medical University | ◯ |
Ting-Wei Hung | 台湾 | 男性 | 2024/6/3- 2024/6/28 |
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Md. Toriqul Islam | バングラデシュ | 男性 | 2024/6/4- 2024/8/30 |
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Mohammad Morshed Kamai | バングラデシュ | 男性 | 2024/6/4- 2024/8/30 |
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Patricia Marcellina Sadikin | インドネシア | 女性 | 2024/6/17- 2024/6/29 |
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Mariia Kuzeikiv | ウクライナ | 女性 | 2024/6/17- 2024/7/8 |
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Maksym Prystupiuk | ウクライナ | 男性 | 2024/6/17- 2024/7/8 |
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Ethan Bryce Lumongsud | アメリカ合衆国 | 男性 | 2024/7/1-2024/7/26 | Texas University(Student) | |
Hameed Sabeer | インドネシア | 男性 | 2024/7/1-2024/12/1 | - | |
德林昇剛 | 台湾 | 男性 | 2024/8/26- 2024/9/7 |
実施修練生 | |
比嘉かのこ | 中華人民共和国 | 女性 | 2024/8/26- 2024/9/7 |
実施修練生 | |
Whitney Quong | カナダ | 女性 | 2024/9/9- | University of Toronto |
氏名 | 国籍 | 性別 | 期間 | 母国所属施設 | 臨床 修練資格 |
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Wang Xinyue(王 馨悦) | 中華人民共和国 | 女性 | 2023/4/3- 2024/3/28 |
Harubin Medical Univercity 協定校・ハルビン医科大学 |
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Loelita M. Lumintang | インドネシア共和国 | 女性 | 2023/4/3-2024/3/31 | Sanjiwani Gianyar Public General Hospital | ◯ |
Sayantani Misra | インド | 女性 | 2023/4/3- 2024/3/31 |
Jawaharlal Nehru Hospital and Research Centre |
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Rakesh Kumar Sinha | インド | 男性 | 2023/4/6- 2023/6/30 |
Chennai Plastic Surgery | |
Basem Ashry | エジプト・アラブ共和国 | 男性 | 2023/4/17- 2024/4/12 |
Helwan faculty of medicine teaching hospital | ◯ |
Donna San Antonio | フィリピン共和国 | 女性 | 2023/4/17- 2024/3/31 |
University of Santo Tomas | ◯ |
Gilad Spiegel | イスラエル | 男性 | 2023/4/24- 2024/3/31 |
Shaare Zedek medical center | ◯ |
Ade Fernandes | インドネシア共和国 | 男性 | 2023/5/8- 2023/10/31 |
Santa Maria Hospital | ◯ |
Whitney Quong | カナダ | 女性 | 2023/5/29- 2023/10/31 |
Division of Plastic Surgery, University of Toronto |
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Omar Azoui | アルジェリア | 男性 | 2023/6/5- 2923/9/30 |
Zurich Children's Hospital | |
Li Lifeng(李 立峰) | 中華人民共和国 | 男性 | 2023/6/5- 2023/12/31 |
Xi’an Jiaotong Univercity協定校・西安交通大学 | |
Bhapita Poompho | タイ王国 | 女性 | 2023/7/1- 2023/8/18 |
Thammasat University | |
Kang Hee Lee | 韓国 | 男性 | 2023/7/31- 2023/8/18 |
Keimyung university Dongsan Medical Center | |
Eleaha Saiady | イングランド | 女性 | 2023/7/31- 2923/8/25 |
University of Leeds | |
Wei Chong Keith Goh | シンガポール | 男性 | 2023/8/31- 2023/9/15 |
Nanyang Technological University | |
Byungjun Kim | 韓国 | 男性 | 2023/8/21- 2023/8/30 |
Seoul National University Hospital | |
Narottama Tunjung | インドネシア共和国 | 男性 | 2023/11/6- 2024/2/2 |
Faculty of Medicine Universitas Indonesia | |
Philip Charles I.Quano | フィリピン共和国 | 男性 | 2023/12/4- 2024/11/24 |
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Wonkyoung Choung | 韓国 | 女性 | 2023/1/15- 2024/1/26 |
Dong-A University | |
Jeongmi Park | 韓国 | 女性 | 2023/1/15- 2024/1/26 |
Dong-A University | |
Kyungjoon Bak | 韓国 | 男性 | 2023/1/15- 2024/1/26 |
Dong-A University | |
Juwon Lee | 韓国 | 女性 | 2023/1/15- 2024/1/26 |
Dong-A University | |
Baatarasuren Narantsetseg | モンゴル | 女性 | 2024/1/22- 2025/3 |
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Andrea C. Fisher | オーストラリア | 2024/2/1- 2024/2/5 |
Scarless - The Clinic | ||
WHitney Quong | カナダ | 女性 | 2024/2/15- 2024/3/15 |
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Jakkaput Changsiriwattanathomrong | タイ王国 | 2024/3/5- 2024/3/30 |
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Oleksandr Tsybulskyl | ウクライナ | 男性 | 24/03/18- 2024/5/10 |
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Andril Buchok | ウクライナ | 男性 | 2024/03/18- 2024/5/10 |
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Chun-An Yang | Taiwan | 男性 | 2024/3/18- 2024/3/29 |
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氏名 | 国籍 | 性別 | 期間 | 母国所属施設 | 臨床 修練資格 |
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Guangpeng Xia | 中華人民共和国 | 男性 | 2021/1/1- 2022/12/31 |
北京協和医学院 | |
Whitney Laurel Mon-NGA Quong | カナダ | 女性 | 2022/4/1- 2022/10/31 |
University of Tronto | |
Michaelsam Encarnacion Econ | フィリピン共和国 | 男性 | 2022/4/1- 2023/3/31 |
The Wollongong Hospital | ◯ |
Sahin Atakan Bayir | トルコ共和国 | 男性 | 2022/4/1- 2023/3/31 |
Ankara University School of Medicine | ◯ |
Carolina Sepulvedda Cuevas | チリ共和国 | 女性 | 2022/4/1- 2022/6/30 |
University of Chile | |
Arviansyah | インドネシア共和国 | 男性 | 2022/4/1- 2022/6/30 |
Saiful Anawar General Hospital | |
Wilma Agustina | インドネシア共和国 | 女性 | 2022/4/1- 2022/6/30 |
Saiful Anawar General Hospital | |
Gilad Spiegel | イスラエル | 男性 | 2022/8/22- 2022/9/2 |
Sha'are Zedek Medical Center, Hebrew University | |
Pitawan Rachata | タイ王国 | 女性 | 2022/10/1- 2023/3/31 |
School of Medicine Mae Fah Lung Univerusty | |
Saliza Binti Ainudin Yeap | マレーシア | 女性 | 2023/3/1- 2023/6/2 |
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Fuyin Hsiao
Taiwan(Dec 2, 2024 - May 30, 2025)
Thank you so much to all the doctors for your kind guidance during my time here. I'm a plastic surgeon from Taiwan, and I've been practicing for 8 years. I came here to learn about keloid and scar treatment, but I ended up learning so much more. In Japan, with support from national health insurance, I saw how patients receive the best possible care using advanced tools in every field of plastic surgery. Everyone here has been so friendly and supportive. This wasn’t just a learning experience for me—it was also a great chance to recharge and reflect. I'm really glad I came. Thank you again for everything!
XUCHANG MENG(蒙 旭昌)
From China(May 20, 2024 - May 13, 2025)
A fulfilling and happy study life. As my unforgettable one-year journey as a visiting scholar at NMSH draws to a close, I am overwhelmed with gratitude and awe for the extraordinary experiences I’ve had here. This opportunity has not only enriched my professional growth but also opened my heart to the warmth of human connections and the wonders of Japanese culture. Working alongside the NMSH’s renowned experts in scar management has been nothing short of inspiring. The innovative techniques and meticulous care protocols practiced here—from advanced operation therapies to personalized rehabilitation strategies—have redefined my understanding of patient-centered medicine. Witnessing how these methods dramatically improve patients’ quality of life has ignited my passion to bring such excellence back to my home hospital. To the incredible faculty members who guided me: your wisdom, patience, and generosity have left an indelible mark on my career. Ogawa sensei, Ono sensei and Dohi sensei are very busy every day, but they still take time to teach us; Kondo sensei organized a microsurgery training class to train us for free, and these things are deeply imprinted in my mind. Your willingness to share knowledge transcended language barriers, reminding me that true mentorship is a universal language.
The camaraderie forged with fellow visiting scholars from across the world has been a treasure. Our weekend explorations of Tokyo’s hidden gems, and laughter-filled cultural exchanges transformed strangers into a global family. These connections have taught me that collaboration knows no borders—a lesson I’ll carry forward. Living in this vibrant metropolis has been a masterclass in harmonious contrasts. The efficiency of Tokyo’s transit system (never a minute late!), the convenience of 11/7 stores, and the safety of walking home at midnight coexist beautifully with serene shrines and tea ceremonies. Every neighborhood tells a story—from the neon pulse of Shibuya to the timeless elegance of Asakusa. Japan’s rich heritage has captivated me at every turn. Participating in a Kyoto tea ritual, watching sumo wrestlers train with primal intensity, and joining parties under cherry blossoms have deepened my appreciation for this land’s ability to honor tradition while embracing innovation. I will always remember the echoes of temple bells, the taste of Sushi shared with friends, and the unwavering belief that medicine thrives when compassion and innovation walk hand in hand.ありがとうございます、日本—Thank you for letting me have such an unforgettable, fulfilling and happy study life in 2024!
human connections and the wonders of Japanese culture. Working alongside the NMSH’s renowned experts in scar management has been nothing short of inspiring. The innovative techniques and meticulous care protocols practiced here—from advanced operation therapies to personalized rehabilitation strategies—have redefined my understanding of patient-centered medicine. Witnessing how these methods dramatically improve patients’ quality of life has ignited my passion to bring such excellence back to my home hospital. To the incredible faculty members who guided me: your wisdom, patience, and generosity have left an indelible mark on my career. Ogawa sensei, Ono sensei and Dohi sensei are very busy every day, but they still take time to teach us; Kondo sensei organized a microsurgery training class to train us for free, and these things are deeply imprinted in my mind. Your willingness to share knowledge transcended language barriers, reminding me that true mentorship is a universal language.
The camaraderie forged with fellow visiting scholars from across the world has been a treasure. Our weekend explorations of Tokyo’s hidden gems, and laughter-filled cultural exchanges transformed strangers into a global family. These connections have taught me that collaboration knows no borders—a lesson I’ll carry forward. Living in this vibrant metropolis has been a masterclass in harmonious contrasts. The efficiency of Tokyo’s transit system (never a minute late!), the convenience of 11/7 stores, and the safety of walking home at midnight coexist beautifully with serene shrines and tea ceremonies. Every neighborhood tells a story—from the neon pulse of Shibuya to the timeless elegance of Asakusa. Japan’s rich heritage has captivated me at every turn. Participating in a Kyoto tea ritual, watching sumo wrestlers train with primal intensity, and joining parties under cherry blossoms have deepened my appreciation for this land’s ability to honor tradition while embracing innovation. I will always remember the echoes of temple bells, the taste of Sushi shared with friends, and the unwavering belief that medicine thrives when compassion and innovation walk hand in hand.ありがとうございます、日本—Thank you for letting me have such an unforgettable, fulfilling and happy study life in 2024!
I-CHI WU 吳逸騹
From Taiwan(Feb. 1, 2025-Apr. 30, 2025)
日本医科大学形成外科での三か月間、皆様と共に学び、大変嬉しく思っております。多くのことを学び、私にとって一生忘れられない貴重な経験となりました。小川先生、小野先生、梅澤先生、土肥先生、青木先生、秋山先生、近藤先生、そして他の先生方にも、大変お世話になりました。たくさんの貴重な経験を学ぶことができましたが、それ以上に皆さんと出会えたことが本当に嬉しいです。将来、先生方が台湾や花蓮にいらっしゃる機会がありましたら、ぜひご連絡ください。本当にありがとうございました。
吳逸騹(I-CHI WU)
敬具
Pacifico Armando Mendoza Cruz
From Philippines(April 1,2024-March 21,2025)
I greatly appreciate the encouraging nature of the fellowship. I am thankful for the opporunities to participate in surgeries, microsurgery training, and doing research work. Outside of the hospital, I was able to foster lasting friendships with the professors as well as the residents. Thank you very much.
Tsung-Hsien Chang
From Taiwan(Nov 1, 2024 - Dec 27, 2024)
I really appreciate the chance of learning in the PS department of NMS hospital. Although I only stay here for 2 months, but I still learn a lot from observing the surgeries, joining the clinics, taking the lessens, and attending the meetings. Thank everyone for teaching me all about your expertise, especially Ogawa sense and Dohi sense, who are always very kind to me, willing to answer my questions and explain every detail of scar management. You are my role models of academic surgeons. Wish all the best to all doctors and staff in the PS department of NMS hospital.
Shazia Jaleel
From United Kingdom, Wexham Park Hospital(April 1 2023 to Oct 24 2024)
Training in NMS was better than and exceeded my expectations. The consultants, residents and team were all kind, friendly, supportive and extremely willing to teach.
Phillip Charles Igot Ouano
From Fillipino(Dec 4, 2023 - Nov 30, 2024)
Dear Future Fellow, As you embark on your plastic surgery fellowship at NMS, I extend a warm welcome and I wish you a fulfilling and enriching experience. My stay at NMS offered a unique blend of academic excellence, clinical exposure, and a collaborative environment. I had the opportunity to work alongside renowned surgeons & participate in cutting-edge research and surgeries.
To make the most of your fellowship, here are some tips I want to share: 1. Embrace the Learning Opportunities: Immerse yourself in the diverse range of cases and procedures. Don’t hesitate to ask questions. 2. Build Strong Relationships: Foster connections with your colleagues, residents, and Attendings. 3. Have a Work-Life : While the demands of a fellowship can be intense, remember to prioritize your well-being. Take time to explore the Tokyo. 4. Embrace the Cultural Experience: Immerse yourself in the rich culture and traditions of the local community. This will enhance your overall experience and broaden your perspective. I’m confident that your time at NMS will be a transformative experience just lime mine. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need assistance. Best wishes for a successful fellowship! To All the Senseis at NMS Plastic Surgery Department, As I conclude my fellowship, I want to express my sincere gratitude for the invaluable experience and knowledge I’ve gained. The rigorous training, coupled with all your guidance, has equipped me with the skills and confidence to excel in the field of plastic surgery. I’m beyond grateful for all the surgeries, conferences and conventions I’ve attended. These experiences have not only honed my technical abilities but also fostered my passion for patient care and innovation. As I enter the next chapter of my career, I’m confident that the foundation laid at NMS will serve me well. I’m truly honored to have been a part of this exceptional program. I am forever grateful.
当科では、「教育の国際性 Internationality」を理念の一つに掲げており、国際的な視野に立ちながら国際学術交流の推進、医療技術・医学研究の向上、国際医療協力への貢献等の活動を行なっています。
年間を通じて諸外国から多くの研修生を受け入れており海外研修生は日本医科大学付属病院おより関連施設にて研修の目的に沿った診療や研究活動に従事しています。また海外から本学大学院へ留学する医師も多くこれまで多くの海外医師へ学位授与を行って参りました。
日本医科大学付属病院では臨床修練制度を活用した海外医師の指導を行っています。
2023年度は6名の外国人医師が当科で本制度を活用した臨床研修を行いました。2024年度現在も4名の外国人医師が当制度を活用しています
当科前主任教授である百束比古が報告したプロペラ皮弁に関する論文に興味を持ったVu
Quang Vinh先生は、手術見学に当科を訪れその後も本学大学院にて研究活動を行い学位を
授与され帰国しました。この縁が契機となり、その後もベトナム国際熱傷病院との交流が
続いています。相互の技術供与、研究生の受け入れ、国際医療活動を行っています。近年
では、Nguyen Doan Tien Linh先生が当科小野医師の指導の下本学大学院で学位を取得しま
した。
かねてより交流のあるベトナムハノイにあるNational Burn Hospitalを訪問いたしました。
今後の当施設との国際交流協定(MOU)について、国際ボランティア手術について、共同研究や共著論文などの学術活動についてなど多くのことを話し合うことができました。また合わせて日本国内の人工真皮製品の紹介も行いました。12月3日には合同でボランティア手術を執り行うことができました。
大変実りある訪問となりました。今後も交流を深め地域の医療の発展、医学の発展に双方で貢献していきたいと思います。現地のスタッフの方々には大変お世話になりました。心より感謝いたします。