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Okayama Medical University (1926 (15th year of Dazheng) in May)

Former Okayama Medical University (Kyusei Okayamai Kadai) is a former government university established in 1922 (Taisho 11). The abbreviation is Okayama Medical University 。

This section is Okayama Prefectural Medical School ·old system Medical Department of the Third Higher School ·old system Okayama Medical College （ Okayama Medical College ) Write it including the predecessor schools.

Okayama Medical University originated from the Okayama Domain Medical Museum established by the Okayama Domain in April 1870. After that, he went to Okayama Prefectural Medical School, Daini High School Medical School, Third High School Medical School, and Okayama Medical College, and became Okayama Medical University in 1922. Due to the school reform, it became one of Okayama University’s establishment.

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• April 1870 (Meiji 3) -The Okayama Domain is in Kadota, Okayama City Okayama Domain Medical Museum Established. In June, the Okayama Domain Medical Museum Hospital was attached to the same place.
• 1871 (Meiji 4) -On Okayama Domain Medical Museum Small Hospital in Nakanomachi, Okayama City.
• January 1872 (5th year of the Meiji )- Okayama feudal medical office Renamed to. In February, the Okayama clan medical office and large hospital closed. In April, revived the Okayama feudal medical office. In July, the Okayama Domain University Hospital was relocated to Nakanomachi, Okayama City and annexed a small hospital. Establish a medical office in the hospital and at the same time Okayama feudal medical school Renamed to.
• 1873 (Meiji 6) -Relocated to Sakaemachi, Okayama City.
• 1880 (Meiji 13) -The medical school became independent from the hospital, Okayama Prefectural Medical School Renamed to.
• April 1883 (Meiji 16) -Ori -Okayama Medical School graduates will be awarded a license without taking the Ministry of Home Affairs (Japan’s first outside of the University of Tokyo, except for the University of Tokyo School of Medicine). In August, he was enacted as a Kosa medical school and became the largest medical institution in western Japan.
• 1888 (Meiji 21) -For the Ministry of Education Notification No. 6, Okayama Prefectural Medical School Medical Department of the Third High School Reformed and renamed.
• 1894 (Meiji 27) -Remembered to the Third High School Medical School (formerly a specialty department).
• 1901 (Meiji 34) -The third high school medical school separated from the third high school, Okayama Medical College (Old system college).
• 1917 (Taisho 6) -Relocated to Okata, Okayama City, where the current Okayama University Hospital is located.
• 1918 (Taisho 7) -Okayama Prefectural Hospital was transferred to the Ministry of Education and switched to Okayama Medical School.
• March 31, 1922 -The Okayama Medical College was abolished by Imperial Ordinance No. 142 and 143. Okayama Medical University (Old system university) promoted. In April, Okayama Medical College was added as Okayama Medical University Medical Sciences. Changed the Okayama Medical School Hospital to Okayama Medical University Hospital. In May, an affiliated clinic nurse training department was set up.
• 1924 (Taisho 13) -Outdress Okayama Medical University specialty department.
• May 1939 (Showa 14) -Established extraordinary medicine specialized departments by Imperial Ordinance No. 315. In July, the Okayama Medical University Misasa Onsen Hui Huh) was established in Misa -cho, Tottori Prefecture (currently Okayama University Hospital Miyo Medical Center).
• 1943 (Showa 18) -Renamed the Misasa Onsen Sanbis Institute to Okayama Medical University Radioactive Spring Research Institute.
• 1944 (Showa 19) -Renamed the extraordinary medicine specialty department to Okayama Medical University Medical Sciences.
• 1945 (Showa 20) -Alocated as an affiliated clinic nurse training department to Okayama Medical University Clinic Women’s Faculty of Women’s Faculty.
• 1946 (Showa 21) -Established a separate lady department in the attached clinic of the Welfare Faculty of Welfare.
• 1948 (Showa 23) -Ostalled Okayama Medical University Hospital Main Island Branch in the main island of Kagawa Prefecture.
• May 1949 (Showa 24) -For the National School, Okayama Medical University National Okayama University School of Medicine Is comprehensive. In December, the Okayama Medical University Clinic Welfare Faculty was renamed Okayama University Okayama Medical University, the Faculty of Welfare.
• March 1951 (Showa 26) -Renamed Okayama Medical University Radioactive Spring Research Institute to Okayama University Onsen Research Institute. In April, Okayama University Okayama Medical University was renamed the Faculty of Health and Welfare School to Okayama University School of Medicine (later reorganized into Okayama University Medical Technology Junior College).
• 1952 (Showa 27) -Adouned the Okayama Medical University Medical Sciences by the Law No. 22.
• 1960 (Showa 35) -O abolished Okayama Medical University by Act No. 16.

Successive president [ edit ]

Okayama Medical College

• Yoshiyoshi Sugen: June 5, 1901 -July 15, 1913
• Dianjing 800 Pearl: July 15, 1913 -January 28, 1921 died

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Changes and inheritance of school sites [ edit ]

In April 1870, the Okayama Domain Medical Museum was founded in Kadota, Okayama City. In July 1872, the Okayama Domain Hospital was relocated to Nakano -cho, Okayama City, and a medical office was established in the hospital. In 1873, he moved to Sakaemachi, Okayama City. After several reorganization and renamed, he became Okayama Medical College, and in 1917 he moved to Kita -ku, Okayama City, the current location. The main gate was registered as a registered tangible cultural property on May 15, 2007. ^[first] 。

Notable stakeholders / teachers [ edit ]

Graduate [ edit ]

Okayama Prefectural Medical School

• Tatsusaburo Yabe -Principal of Navy Medical School. Translated American bacteriology books (“Bakudiria Pathological New theory”) and used the term “immunity” first in Japan. ^[2] 。

Medical Department of the Third High School

Medical Department of the Third Higher School

Okayama Medical University

Faculty member [ edit ]

• He was a samurai doctor of the Ikuta Anju -Bizen Domain, and became a professor at the Okayama Domain Medical Museum in 1870, and in 1875, the first director of Okayama Hospital.
• Kumakatsu Uesaka -Kurioka was a lecturer at the third high school medical school, and in 1901 he became a professor of an anatomy of Okayama. He was a pioneer in research that reveals the nerve cells (nerve nucleus) and won the Gente Prize in 1913.
• Fujiro Katsurada -After graduating from Kanazawa Medical School in Ishikawa Prefecture (Kanazawa University School of Medicine), he majored in pathological studies at Imperial University Medical School (School of Medicine at the University of Tokyo). He was in charge of pathology as a vocational school professor. He won the Imperial Bachelor’s Award for the discovery of Japanese blood exodus. The Katsurada Prize has been established at the Japan Society for Insectors in honor of his achievements.
• Forest Road Road -In 1924, he arrived as a professor at Okayama Medical University Psychiatric Department. For the first time in the world to develop Japanese encephalitis to monkeys, he opened the path of encephalitis virus research. Principal at the launch of Hiroshima Prefectural Medical College. In 1948, he was appointed leader of the Ministry of Education, and in 1949 he became the first president of Okayama University.
• Taei Shimizu -In 1915, entered the Kyoto University Medical Chemical Classroom and started researching bile acids. After studying in Germany, he became a professor at Okayama Medical University. In 1936, published “Bile acid chemistry and menstruation”. He was evaluated as a world -class research result and won the Imperial Academy Higashimiya Memorial Memorial Award. In 1940, he became President of Okayama Medical University, and later became the second president of Okayama University.
• Izuo Yagi -In 1934, he became a professor at Okayama Medical University. Known as a doctor for uterine cancer surgery. In 1958, he was appointed president of Okayama University. He also served as the Okayama vs. Cancer Association and director of the Kawasaki Research Institute.
• Torasaburo Araki

Official [ edit ]

• Born in Miyazaki Prefecture. Entered Okayama Medical School in 1882. In 1887, he was at school, and established the Japan Or Can Original Education Association (later Okayama orphanage) in Kadota, Okayama City. It is counted by one of Okayama Shijin.

School history Topics [ edit ]

Okayama Medical School, which was the predecessor of Okayama Medical University, has a reputation for its education, and in 1884, the Minister of Education, Minister of Education, Mori Mori, who visited the school was the first medical school in Kansai. Education at the school is very strict and it is relatively easy to enroll, but graduation is difficult. ^[4] , It was described as “East University of Tokyo, Okayama in the West”. ^[5] 。

• Okayama University Faculty of Medicine’s Hundred Anniversary Meeting “Okayama University School of Medicine Hundred Years” 1972.

1. ^ Cultural heritage online
2. ^ Doctor Tatsusaburo Yabe who used immunity and vaccine for the first time Okayama City Kita Ward Office
3. ^ When graduating, the third high and junior high school medical school
4. ^ In some years, there were only a few graduates (4 in 1888) with a capacity of 100 people.
5. ^ Koji Oda, “History and tradition of my medical school” Okayama Medical Alumni Committee Bulletin October 1, 2009

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