Kyushu University [Kawata Hiroshi (Assistant Professor) Kyushu University Hospital, Psychosomatic Medicine]

Kawata Hiroshi

Last modified date：2012.10.9

Assistant Professor / Section of psychosomatic digesitive disease and chronic pain
Psychosomatic Medicine
Kyushu University Hospital

1 Research Interests

2 Academic Activities

2.1 Books

2.2 Papers

2.3 Presentations

3 Awards

4 Educational Activities

Graduate School

Department of Medicine
Graduate School of Medical Sciences

Administration Post

Other

E-Mail

Fax

092-642-5336

Academic Degree

Ph D in medicine

Field of Specialization

Psychosomatic medicine, Gastrointestinal motility

Outline Activities

Psychosomatic medicine research of pain.Clinical study of psychosomatic digestive system.Clinical research on visceral pain.

Research

Research Interests

In patients with chronic pain, abuse history and psychological characteristics.　Comparison between general inhabitants and patients with psychosomatic disease.
keyword : chronic pain, psychological characteristics, Nurture
2011.04～2012.03.
In patients with chronic pain, abuse history and psychological characteristics.
keyword : chronic pain, abuse, psychological characteristics
2010.07～2010.12.
Studies of visceral pain and gastrointestinal motility disorder in gastrointestinal psychosomatic diseases. Studies of oxidative stress and microcirculatory failure in patients of Chronic pain disorder, especially tension myositis syndrome.
keyword : Psychosomatic Medicine, gastrointestinal psychosomatic diseases, chronic pain
2009.09～2011.03.

Academic Activities

Books

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Papers

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1.	Kawata H., Hirano K., Nishimura J., Kubo C.And Kanaide H.,The mechanism underlying the contractile effect of a chemotactic peptide, formyl-Met-Leu-Phe on the guinea-pig taenia coli. ,Br J Pharmacol.,Br J Pharmacol. 2005 Jun;145(3):353-63,2005.06.

Presentations

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1.	Mothers and fathers nurturing attitudes in childhood and psychological characteristics and pain-related disorders　with pain disorder.
2.	History of childhood abuse or psychological characteristics of patients affects pain disorder? ーUsing a questionnaire study.

Awards

The mechanism underlying the contractile effect of a chemotactic peptide, formyl-Met-Leu-Phe on the guinea-pig taenia coli.

Educational

Educational Activities

Kyushu University outpatient education students
Kyushu University student bed side teaching
Kyushu University student clinic (psychosomatic gastrointestinal disease)

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