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Department of Forensic Medicine
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■ Summary
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■ Research grants & projects
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(Grant No.：22H03368)
Budget amount：\4,800,000 (Principal investigator)
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(Grant No.：22K10621)
Budget amount：\1,600,000 (Principal investigator)
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(Grant No.：21K10532)
Budget amount：\1,800,000 (Principal investigator)
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(Grant No.：20K18988)
Budget amount：\700,000 (Principal investigator)
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Budget amount：\1,000,000 (Principal investigator)
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Budget amount：\400,000 (Principal investigator)
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■ Research works
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Japanese | English |
Domestic | international |
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■ Published papers
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Original article
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Ryo Shimada†*, Kibayashi Kazuhiko：
Changes in the number of traffic collisions during the various waves of COVID-19 infection in Japan.
PLoS ONE
17
(12)
：e0278941
, 2022.12
DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0278941
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Ryo Shimada†*, Yuki Tatara, Kazuhiko Kibayashi：
Gene expression in meningeal lymphatic endothelial cells following traumatic brain injury in mice.
PLoS One
17
(9)
：e0273892
, 2022.9
DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0273892
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Case report
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Takashi Shimazui†*, Nobuya Kitamura, Kuniyuki Kako, Shinya Iwase, Toshinao Suzuki, Shota Hoshino, Hiromi Futagami, Kazuhiko Kibayashi, Ken-ichiro Nakao：
High flow continuous hemodiafiltration successfully decreased blood pregabalin levels in a patient with severe pregabalin intoxication: A case report.
Renal Replacement Therapy
8
：60
, 2022.11
DOI:10.1186/s41100-022-00449-w
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Ken-ichiro Nakao†*, Yuki Tatara, Kazuhiko Kibayashi：
An autopsy case of Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) detected in commercial cannabidiol (CBD) oil.
Research and Practice of Forensic Medicine
65
：155-160
, 2022
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