Japanese Society for Anesthesiologists, Seishu Award,Clinical research on how to use muscle relaxants for safer general anesthesia managementShiroh Isono
2020
Japan Association for Clinical Monitoring, Okuaki Memorial Award,Contact-free unconstraint respiratory measurements with load cells under the bed in awake healthy volunteers: breath-by-breath comparison with pneumotachographyShiroh Isono
2019
Japanese Society of Sleep Research, Second Best Presentation Award,Ability to diagnose tachypnea and bradypnea using a non-contact comprehensive biological information monitor using load cell sensors under bed legsShiroh Isono
2018
Chiba University, Excellent invention award,Physical condition detection device, physical condition detection method and bed system, biological information determination device and biological condition determination method, biological information monitoring systemShiroh Isono
2009
The American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine, Sixth Honorary Member AwardShiroh Isono
Yuki Hateruma Natsuko Nozaki-Taguchi Kyongsuk Son Kentaroh Tarao Sadatoshi Kawakami Yasunori Sato Shiroh Isono
Journal of anesthesia Aug 2023
PURPOSE: Nurses routinely assess respiration of hospitalized children; however, respiratory rate measurements are technically difficult due to rapid and small chest wall movements. The aim of this study is to reveal the respiratory status of small...
Annals of palliative medicine 12(4) 757-766 Jul 2023
BACKGROUND: Activity levels of patients often scaled as performance status (PS) is the most important scale in oncology populations for treatment decisions and prognosis prediction. However, it is usually subjective and open to bias. The need for ...
PURPOSE: Stridor during emergence from anesthesia is not rare in children managed with supraglottic airway (SGA). However, we know little about the mechanisms of stridor and behavior of the vocal cords (VC). This study aimed to clarify patterns of...
Development of reliable non-contact unrestrained respiratory monitoring is capable of augmenting the safety of hospitalized patients in the recovery phase. We previously discovered respiratory-related centroid shifts along the long axis of the bed...
Kyongsuk Son Kentaroh Tarao Yuki Hateruma Natsuko Nozaki-Taguchi Yasunori Sato Shiroh Isono
European Journal of Anaesthesiology Intensive Care 2(4) e0028-e0028 2023
BACKGROUND
Both excessive positive fluid balance and body weight increase after surgery are risk factors for poor postoperative outcomes. The use in clinical practice and the value of perioperative body weight measurements are unclear at present...
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