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University of Tokyo cardiac surgery staff page
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01 · About
Professor of cardiac surgery at The University of Tokyo Hospital, and chief of that service on the hospital’s 2026 English senior list. The department staff page (graduated 1987) names adult heart and great-vessel surgery, and board certification in surgery and cardiovascular surgery plus transplant certification. He is also listed as head of the organ-transplant center.
University of Tokyo cardiac surgery staff page02 · What the file actually says
- Graduated 1987, per the department staff page
- Professor and chief, cardiac surgery, University of Tokyo Hospital
- Board-certified surgery and cardiovascular surgery
- Head, organ transplant center
Adult cardiac surgeryGreat vesselsTransplant
03 · Questions this seat will answer
Who is Minoru Ono?
Professor of cardiac surgery at The University of Tokyo Hospital, and chief of that service on the hospital’s 2026 English senior list. The department staff page (graduated 1987) names adult heart and great-vessel surgery, and board certification in surgery and cardiovascular surgery plus transplant certification. He is also listed as head of the organ-transplant center.
What is the specialty?
Cardiac surgery. Interests on the public file: Adult cardiac surgery, Great vessels, Transplant.
Where is the clinic?
The University of Tokyo Hospital — 7-3-1 Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo
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