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Graduate School of Life and Medical Sciences
Biomedical Engineering and Informatics / Medical Life Systems
Laboratory of Ultrasonic Electronics
Staff
![Iwaki Akiyama [Professor]](/attach/page/TECHNOLOGY-PAGE-EN-88/148950/resize-file/Akiyama.jpg)
Iwaki AKIYAMA
[Professor]
Telephone : +81-774-65-6244
E-mail : akiyama@mail.doshisha.ac.jp
Office : IN-416
Database of Researchers
Laboratories
IN421, IN423, IN404, IN504
Research Topics
Our laboratory is conducting research on ultrasonic imaging and bio-effects due to ultrasonic exposure.
Ultrasonic imaging is currently used in various fields of clinical medicine. Especially, ultrasonic diagnosis has been widely used in gastroenterology, cardiology, obstetrics and gynecology, urology, neurology, pulmonology and so on. Our research topics includes to develop new imaging techniques and multimodality simultaneous imaging of ultrasound and MR (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging).
Our research on bio-effects due to ultrasonic exposure is a state-of -art. According to the proteome analysis of Medaka embryo exposed to ultrasound, specific kinds of protein has been changed. The results indicate the significant issues on safety and therapeutic application. Also, we carried out the experiments to confirm the improvement of antioxidant ability of rats exposed to ultrasound. As a result, biological tissues could be prevented from various oxidative stresses by ultrasonic exposure.
Ultrasonic imaging is currently used in various fields of clinical medicine. Especially, ultrasonic diagnosis has been widely used in gastroenterology, cardiology, obstetrics and gynecology, urology, neurology, pulmonology and so on. Our research topics includes to develop new imaging techniques and multimodality simultaneous imaging of ultrasound and MR (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging).
Our research on bio-effects due to ultrasonic exposure is a state-of -art. According to the proteome analysis of Medaka embryo exposed to ultrasound, specific kinds of protein has been changed. The results indicate the significant issues on safety and therapeutic application. Also, we carried out the experiments to confirm the improvement of antioxidant ability of rats exposed to ultrasound. As a result, biological tissues could be prevented from various oxidative stresses by ultrasonic exposure.
