Pediatrics

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(1) Overview

In the pediatrics department, we focus on treating the increasing number of childhood allergies, as well as addressing mental and behavioral issues such as school refusal and developmental disorders. Our aim is to help resolve the various challenges surrounding children’s health and well-being.
We have established a system where each specialty—such as allergies, psychological counseling, pediatric neurological disorders like epilepsy, and congenital heart disease—provides dedicated care, enabling us to treat a wide range of childhood illnesses.
Additionally, we collaborate closely with our obstetrics department, and pediatricians are actively involved in neonatal care from immediately after birth. Through these efforts, we aim to provide seamless health management from infancy onward.

(2) Policy

In modern Japan, the declining birthrate has become a serious issue. One contributing factor is the social structure that makes people feel it is difficult to have and raise children. We believe that facing these social challenges and working towards solutions is also an important role for us as pediatricians.
Our department places great importance on supporting families in child-rearing and sincerely addressing the various anxieties and questions they may have regarding parenting.

(3) Our Strengths

Childhood Asthma Treatment with an Emphasis on Quality of Life

Regarding pediatric bronchial asthma, which has seen remarkable advances in treatment, we strive to provide standard care based on the latest “Bronchial Asthma Guidelines.”
In our department, we aim to improve the quality of life (QOL) of patients with pediatric bronchial asthma so that they can participate in regular school activities and exercise. We focus not only on controlling existing asthma attacks but also on treatments that prevent attacks from occurring.

Embracing Children’s Emotional and Behavioral Issues

We work with children and their families to face various problems that children have, which include not only physical illness but also other mental and developmental issues such as such as delay of language and motor development, school refusal, and psychosomatic illness.
Our department not only treats physical illnesses but also addresses a wide range of issues and characteristics that children may face, such as delays in speech and motor development, school refusal, and psychosomatic disorders. We work together with children and their families to find supportive and compassionate approaches tailored to their needs.

Health management through infant and toddler health checkups and vaccinations.

Our department provides vaccinations to prevent diseases that can pose serious health risks if contracted, such as measles and rubella. There are two types of vaccinations: routine vaccinations, which are free of charge (publicly funded) if received within a certain period, and voluntary vaccinations, which are either paid out-of-pocket or supported through subsidy programs. We offer both types of vaccinations, so please feel free to contact us regarding vaccination schedules and costs.
Additionally, for infant and toddler health checkups, you can utilize the public funding system available in the 23 wards of Tokyo.
Both vaccinations and infant health checkups are available not only to children born at our hospital but also to the wider community. During infant health checkups, we not only assess your child’s growth and development but also address any questions you may have about child-rearing.

Message for Our Patients

All staff in our department strive to provide clear and easy-to-understand explanations to patients and their families.
We also make every effort to offer appropriate guidance based on accurate diagnoses. While some tests may be conducted to ensure precise diagnosis, we carefully limit these to the minimum necessary to avoid placing any undue burden on the children visiting us.
Additionally, our department places great importance on avoiding unnecessary administration of antibiotics and long-term prescriptions.