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Kyorin University Hospital, the only university hospital located in the
Tama District of greater Tokyo, is the largest medical center west of Shinjuku.
The Hospital boasts the newly-built Outpatient Clinic building which is
"base-isolated" (immune to earthquakes), the first of this type
of university hospital in Japan.Glassed-in waiting rooms are spacious and
command a view of the surrounding neighborhood.
Clinic Divisions are set-up based on systems such Respiratory System and
Circulatory System, so that patients can easily know which outpatients
clinic to go to. The Eye Center in the Clinic building is the largest
general ophthalmology facility in the nation.This University Hospital is
fully equipped with the most advanced technology and equipment.Measurement
of intracranial pressure with the totally-embedded ICP sensor (Department
of Neurosurgery) and various types of laser surgery for spine and joint
diseases (Department of Orthopedic Surgery) are among the highly advanced
medical treatments available at the Hospital.
The Hospital has 1,162 beds, which are efficiently used in cooperation
with each clinical department.
Kyorin University Hospital provides medical services to the community
as well as serve as an institution for clinical education and research.
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*Attention ! : This hospital is complete prohibition of smoking.
Divisions for Diagnosis and
Treatment in the Outpatient Clinic
 
General Clinic
Blood, Collagen disease
Geriatrics
Neuropsychiatry
Dermatology
Nephro-Urology
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Pediatrics
Anesthesiology (Pain Clinic)
Endocrinology and Metabolism
Gastroenterblogy
Cardiology
Neurology
Pulmonology
Otorhinolaryngology, Head Neck
Stomatognathology
Plastic Surgery
Orthopedic Surgery
Ophthalmology (Eye Center)
Radiology
Rehabilitation
Laboratory and Diagnostic
Departments
Laboratory Department
[Scimen Test Section]
[Physiological
Test Section]
[Clinic and Ward
Test Section]
Department of Clinical Pathology
[Pathological Diagnosis of Surgical Specimens]
[Intraoperative
Diagnosis ]
[Cytology]
Radiology Department
Endoscopy Center
Advanced Emergency and
Resuscitation Center
This center, equipped with the most up-to-date medical facilities and equipment,
admits critical patients 24-hours a day from the entire western Tokyo area.
In addition to emergency care, this center functions as a training facility
for medical students, student nurses, and emergency and resuscitation specialists.
The Center also accepts doctors and paramedics from abroad, contributing
to raising the level of critical care in the visitors' countries. Emergency
cases in any specialty, including Ophthalmology and Otorhinolaryngology,
can be treated at any time. This is one of the leading centers for emergency
and resuscitating activities in the world. |
Other Centers and
Facilities
| Integrated Perinatal Care Center |
| This center consists of M-FICU and NICU,
providing intensive care for mothers, fetuses, and newborns, with the
most-advanced equipment and techniques. |
| Kidney Dialysis Center |
| This center is the nucleus of dialysis
facilities in the Tama District of Tokyo. |
| Burn Center |
| Equipped with a Skin Bank, this facility
attends to treating severe burns. A
high level of care attracts burn
patients from distant prefectures. |
| Eye Center |
| The Eye Center, with 10 specialized clinics
and 4 outpatient operating rooms occupies the whole space of one floor of the
Outpatient Clinic building. This center is able to provide quick and proper treatment for any eye disease regardless
of the patien's age. |
| General Rehabilitation Facilities |
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The General Rehabilitation Facility is a
leading rehabilitation center in Tokyo accredited by the Ministry of Health and
Welfare. Consisting of Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Speech
Therapy, the Facility is providing outstanding care to the aging society of
today.
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| Intensive Care Unit |
| Management of respiration,
circulation, and metabolism are performed for post-operative patients or
in-patients in serious condition. |
| Extra corporeal Shock Wave
Lithotripsy |
| The Urology Department employs
this technique for breaking up renal or ureteral stones, and Internal Medicine
III Department uses it for gallstones. |
| Health Care Center |
| A comprehensive physical
checkup for the early detection of cancer, cardiac or cerebrovascular
disorders, and to educate patients on lifestyle related diseases. |
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