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Font--more Large-- Japanese Tel: +81-3-3416-0181 ／ Reservation（Hospital）: 03-5494-7300 〈Monday～Friday（except national holiday）9A.M.〜5P.M.〉 Access Contact Us Sitemap Japan Council for Quality Health Care Site Search Patients & Families Hospital Introduction International Patients Medical partners Hospital Divisions Researchers Research Institute About Research Divisions Center for Clinical Research and Development About Departments Achievement Donation サイドメニュー--> Recruiting and Training サイドメニュー--> About NCCHD Message from the President Founding Principle / Our Mission History Facts & Figures Activity Patients & Families Hospital Introduction International Patients Medical partners Medical partners Hospital Divisions Researchers Research Institute Center for Clinical Research and Development Donation Donation Recruiting and Training Recruiting and Training About NCCHD Message from the President Founding Principle / Our Mission History Facts & Figures Activity Facilities Hospital Research Institute Clinical Research Access Contact Us Sitemap Japan Council for Quality Health Care Japanese トップ > English > Patients & Families > Hospital Introduction > Hospital Divisions > Department of Pathology Department of Pathology The Department of Pathology provides first-class diagnostic services to the entire NCCHD, including professional consultative services in pediatric and perinatal cases, most of which are rare diseases. In addition to normal inspection procedures we also use immunohistochemistry, electron microscopy, and molecular diagnostics to ensure precise diagnoses.Medical servicesServices offered by our department include surgical pathology, cytology, autopsy, and our unique outpatient clinic, where pathologists explain the results of autopsies and surgical pathology diagnoses to patients' families.Areas of expertisePediatric tumors (solid tumor, brain tumor, blood cancer)Because pediatric tumors are rare and often composed of undifferentiated small round cells, we perform immunohistochemistry and molecular diagnostics to ensure an accurate diagnosis. Through our participation on the Tumor Board, our staff advise clinicians on patients' diagnoses, appropriate therapy, and individual patient prognosis. We also work as a reference laboratory for clinical research on pediatric cancer. Pediatric liver transplantation pathologyEvery year we diagnose between 40 and 50 cases where pediatric liver transplantation is necessary (biliary cholestatic diseases, congenital metabolic disorders, fulminant hepatic insufficiency). Pathology diagnosis for transplant indication and rejection are performed as soon as possible. Pediatric renal pathologyBoth pediatric nephritis and hereditary nephropathies are diagnosed in-house within our own department to ensure immediate and precise diagnoses. Placental pathologySpecialized diagnosis procedures focusing on high-risk pregnancies, multiple pregnancies and babies with various congenital anomalies.Supportive techniques Immunohistochemistry As part of our immunohistochemistry procedure we utilize both standard immunohistochemical methods, which are invaluable in diagnosing pediatric tumors, as well as immunofluorescence, which aids in the diagnosis of nephritis and hereditary renal disease. In situ hybridization (ISH)ISH enables the visualization of virus-infected cells. Combined with immunohistochemistry, ISH helps identify the specific type of cell that has been infected. Molecular diagnosticsUsing fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH) and reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reactions (RT-PCR) methods, our department provides genetic analyses of various types of pediatric tumors, such as neuroblastoma, rhabdomyosarcoma, Ewing's sarcoma, childhood renal tumors, and malignant lymphoma. Hospital Introduction Greetings from the Executive Director Facts & Figures Hospital Map Hospital Divisions International Patients Patients from Overseas Patients Living in Japan Biling and Payment Patients & Families Hospital Introduction International Patients Return to top of page SitemapPrivacy Policy 2-10-1 Okura,Setagaya-ku,Tokyo 〒157-8535　Tel：+81-3-3416-0181FAX：03-3416-2222 © National Center for Child Health and Development All rights reserved.