Anatomic Pathology
What we do
Pathology is a medical specialty, which provides a tissue diagnosis using a wide array of the tools of laboratory medicine, including histology, cytology, immunohistochemistry, molecular biology, etc. Pathological diagnosis is usually regarded as the final diagnosis driving tailored management for a particular patient.
Anatomic Pathology includes surgical pathology, cytopathology, and autopsy pathology. We are engaged in daily clinical work by participating in the medical care of patients through providing diagnostic information to help render a precise diagnosis and to monitor the effects of therapy. Pathologists collaborate with other specialists (e.g. oncologists, surgeons, radiologists) to customize each patient’s treatment based on their individual diagnosis.
We also participate in the training of pathology residents and rotating clinical fellows and are actively engaged in a range of research projects spanned from basic to translational and clinical science.
Our department is a core hub of the Nagasaki-Kameda NET digital pathology network. Nagasaki-Kameda NET connecting academic institution (Nagasaki University Hospital), large-scale hospital (Kameda Medical Center), and several independent and affiliated centers was established in 2017. It includes around 40 pathologists, both general and specialized, who are responsible for diagnosing over 40,000 cases annually.
Our department serves as a model facility for the primary diagnosis by means of digital pathology, which is successfully adopted only in a few medical centers worldwide. Many visitors from the leading American, European and Asian institutions along with industry partners visit our department every year. We are also regularly invited to share our experience at the international and local conferences.
Telepathology activities include remote sign-out sessions for primary diagnosis, tumor boards, multidisciplinary team consultations, journal clubs, research progress meetings, and regular international web conferences. In 2018 we achieved a fully digital workflow for biopsies, surgical specimens, immunostains, outside consults, and frozen service.
WSI-based education essentially incorporated into all telepathology activities is highly attractive for pathology residents, rotating clinical fellows, and undergraduate medical students. Our digital pathology model considers the immediate adoption of AI/deep learning technologies for diagnostic and research purposes. Currently, we are testing and validating in-house AI solutions for evaluation of tumor content in the biopsies of lung cancer.


Anatomic Pathology includes surgical pathology, cytopathology, and autopsy pathology. We are engaged in daily clinical work by participating in the medical care of patients through providing diagnostic information to help render a precise diagnosis and to monitor the effects of therapy. Pathologists collaborate with other specialists (e.g. oncologists, surgeons, radiologists) to customize each patient’s treatment based on their individual diagnosis.
We also participate in the training of pathology residents and rotating clinical fellows and are actively engaged in a range of research projects spanned from basic to translational and clinical science.
Digital Pathology
Our department is a core hub of the Nagasaki-Kameda NET digital pathology network. Nagasaki-Kameda NET connecting academic institution (Nagasaki University Hospital), large-scale hospital (Kameda Medical Center), and several independent and affiliated centers was established in 2017. It includes around 40 pathologists, both general and specialized, who are responsible for diagnosing over 40,000 cases annually.
Our department serves as a model facility for the primary diagnosis by means of digital pathology, which is successfully adopted only in a few medical centers worldwide. Many visitors from the leading American, European and Asian institutions along with industry partners visit our department every year. We are also regularly invited to share our experience at the international and local conferences.
Telepathology activities include remote sign-out sessions for primary diagnosis, tumor boards, multidisciplinary team consultations, journal clubs, research progress meetings, and regular international web conferences. In 2018 we achieved a fully digital workflow for biopsies, surgical specimens, immunostains, outside consults, and frozen service.
WSI-based education essentially incorporated into all telepathology activities is highly attractive for pathology residents, rotating clinical fellows, and undergraduate medical students. Our digital pathology model considers the immediate adoption of AI/deep learning technologies for diagnostic and research purposes. Currently, we are testing and validating in-house AI solutions for evaluation of tumor content in the biopsies of lung cancer.
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Number of cases
Statistics from 2018
- Histopathology (biopsies and surgical specimens), 17,455 cases
- Cytopathology, 21,347 cases
- Autopsy, 57 cases
- Immunostaining, 3,939 cases
- Histopathology (biopsies and surgical specimens), 17,455 cases
- Cytopathology, 21,347 cases
- Autopsy, 57 cases
- Immunostaining, 3,939 cases
List of Doctors
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General Director (Extraordinary)Junya FUKUOKASubspeciality
Pulmonary Pathology
Digital Pathology
General Director (Extraordinary)
Junya FUKUOKA
Subspeciality
Pulmonary Pathology
Digital PathologyDepartment name Anatomic Pathology Medical School Shiga University of Medical Science Special Qualifications The Japanese Society of Pathology
The Japan Lung Cancer Society
The Japanese Respiratory Society
The Japanese Society of Clinical Cytology
The Japanese Society of Digital Pathology
Digital Pathology Association (DPA)
Pulmonary Pathology Society (PPS)Education & Career 1995 Apr. Graduated from Shiga University of Medical Science
1995 May. Residency at the Central Laboratory of Shiga University of Medical Science Hospital
1997 Apr. Clinical Fellow, Department of Pathology II, Shiga University of Medical Science
2000 Apr. Assistant Professor, Department of Pathology II, Shiga University of Medical Science
2000 Dec. Visiting Clinician, Mayo Clinic Scottsdale, AZ
2001 Dec. Visiting Fellow, National Institute of Health, Bethesda, MD
2005 Jan. Lecturer (Assistant Professor), Department of Pathology, Toyama Medical and Pharmaceutical University
2005 Jul. Associate Professor, Department of Pathology, Toyama Medical and Pharmaceutical University
2006 May. Associate Professor, Department of Pathology, Toyama University Hospital
2009 Nov. Professor, Department of Surgical Pathology, Toyama University Hospital
2012 Nov. Professor and Chair, Department of Pathology, Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, Nagasaki University
2017 Apr. General Director (Extraordinary), Department of Anatomic Pathology, Kameda Medical Center -
Assistant ChiefMiki NYUISubspeciality
Surgical Pathology
Assistant Chief
Miki NYUI
Subspeciality
Surgical PathologyDepartment name Anatomic Pathology Medical School Showa University Special Qualifications Board Certified Member of the Japanese Society of Internal Medicine
Certified Pathologist of the Japanese Society of Pathology
Advanced Certified Pathologist of the Japanese Society of Pathology
Board Certified Cytopathologist of the Japanese Society of Clinical Cytology
Japan Medical Association-certified Occupational PhysicianEducation & Career 1996 Mar. Graduated from Showa University School of Medicine
1996 Apr. Department of Internal Medicine I, Showa University Hospital
1997 Dec. Department of Internal Medicine, Showa University Koto Toyosu Hospital
1998 Apr. Department of Pathology II, Showa University Graduate School of Medicine
2000 Oct. Department of Pathology II, Showa University School of Medicine
2010 Apr. Department of Anatomic Pathology, Kameda Medical Center
2014 Nov. Assistant Chief, Department of Anatomic Pathology, Kameda Medical Center -
Section chief of Digital PathologyAndrey BYCHKOVSubspeciality
Thyroid Pathology
Digital Pathology
Section chief of Digital Pathology
Andrey BYCHKOV
Subspeciality
Thyroid Pathology
Digital PathologyDepartment name Anatomic Pathology Medical School Smolensk State Medical Academy Special Qualifications The Japanese Society of Pathology
European Society of Pathology
Digital Pathology Association (DPA)
Association of UICC Fellows
Asian Working Group in Thyroid PathologyEducation & Career 2002 Jun. Graduated from Smolensk State Medical Academy
2002 Sep. Residency at the Smolensk Regional Institute of Pathology
2003 Sep. Assistant Professor, Department of Pathological Anatomy, Smolensk State Medical Academy
2005 Sep. Chief Pathologist, Department of Infectious Pathology, Smolensk Regional Institute of Pathology
2009 Oct. PhD Student, Atomic Bomb Disease Institute, Nagasaki University Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
2014 Sep. Senior Research Fellow, Department of Pathology, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand
2017 Apr. Section chief of Digital Pathology, Department of Anatomic Pathology, Kameda Medical Center
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