Kariya Animal Hospital Group

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Kariya Animal Hospital Group

Kariya Animal Hospital Group provides its medical services with 5 hospitals and CT center located in
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Kariya Animal Hospital Group provides its medical services with 5 hospitals and CT center located in Chiba and Tokyo prefecture.

21/05/2018

The fourth lecture of "Cytology boot camp" was held before the start of work in this morning. The theme was 'Cytologic evaluation of cutaneous and subcutaneous lesion.'

18/03/2018

The second lecture of "Cytology boot camp" was held before the start of work in this morning.
The title was 'How to distinguish epithelial cells, mesenchymal cells and descrete round cells.'
In this lecture series, the basics of cytology will be explained one by one.

02/03/2018

Hi, this is Dr. Suzuki from Ichikawabashi branch hospital.

"Cytology boot camp" was held before the start of work on 27th February, aiming at acquiring methods of quality specimen preparation and making cytology more familiar.
Following items were explained.
· Structure and adjustment method of microscope.
· Significance, method and adaptation of cytology.
· Notes and tips on needle biopsy.
· Methods and tips of specimen preparation.
· Artifact.
· How to describe gross findings.

Next topic will be "How to distinguish epithelial cells, mesenchymal cells, and discrete round cells".

20/02/2018

The 14th annual meeting of Japanese College of Veterinary Internal Medicine.
This is Dr. Suzuki from Ichikawabashi branch hospital.
I attended lectures on clinical pathology (hematology, urinary analysis, cytology and liver biopsy), treatment of feline cardiomyopathy, case presentations, and case studies on gastrointestinal diseases and emergency diseases. I've learnt many things. During the meeting, I reunited with friends and my senior vets and got acquainted wit some other vets. I really enjoyed the meeting.

10/02/2018

Case conference on tumor patients.

We invite Dr. Sugiyama, a certified oncologist of the Japan Veterinary Cancer Society, to the case conference on tumor patients once every 2 months.

Five branch hospitals of AC plaza Kariya Animal Hospital were connected via the teleconference system and we had lively discussions on diagnoses and treatments of four cases in real-time.

We'll make use of what we learned in this conference for the treatment of other patients suffering from cancer.

31/01/2018

This is Dr. Suzuki from Ichikawabashi branch hospital.
I gave a case presentation in the 18th meeting of the Japan Veterinary Cancer Society held at Hotel New Otani Osaka on January 27 and 28.
My presentation was set in the morning on the first day. Some attendees asked questions. I think my presentation went well.
The Japan Veterinary Cancer Society gave me a certificate of appreciation for my presentation.

The main symposium was hemangiosarcoma in the spleen. It is a malignant tumor derived from the endothelial cells of the blood vessel.
I got many useful informations from many lectures and presentations.
I'd like to make use of what I learned at the meeting to do better clinical practice.

24/11/2017

2017 ACVP/ASVCP Concurrent Annual Meeting

Hi, this is Dr. Suzuki from Ichikawabashi branch. I attended 2017 ACVP/ASVCP Concurrent Annual Meeting held on 4th-8th November at Vancouver Convention Centre, Vancouver, British Columbia C, Canada.
ACVP stands for the American College of Veterinary Pathologists and ASVCP stands for the American Society for Veterinary Clinical Pathologists. This meeting is one of the world biggest meeting on veterinary pathology and many pathologists from all over the world attend.
I gave a case presentation at the poster session. It is very rare that a clinician working at a Japanese private hospital gives a presentation at this meeting, because doing scientific research is often difficult without belonging to an institute or university. Some pathologists came to see my poster and gave a question and discussed the pathogenesis with me. It was really good opportunity to discuss with world leading pathologists.
Besides presentation, I attended many lectures on cutting edge themes. I had a very beneficial time in Vancouver!

16/09/2017

The 19th Annual Meeting of Japanese Board of Veterinary Practitioners 2017.
This is Dr. Suzuki from Ichikawabashi branch.
I participate in this meeting every year. "Little and often fills the purse." I saw the Japanese garden for the first time through the window of a lecture room. I attended lectures by one of my seniors in my University and by Dr. Ishida, and participated in a program 'Problem solving practice.' I got so much information.

10/09/2017

Hello. This is Dr. Kariya from Ichikawabashi branch hospital.
I participated in an intensive seminar on anesthesia and analgasia held in Rakuno Gakuen University in Hokkaido.
I gained many new knowledge about much safer anesthetic techniques and more painless approach to therapy.

17/08/2017

2017 Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Veterinary Clinical Pathologists

Hi, this is Dr. Suzuki (DVM, PhD, DJCVP) from Ichikawabashi branch.
I attended the 2017 Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Veterinary Clinical Pathologists held at Japan Veterinary and Life Science University on 24th and 25th of June.
I gave a case presentation of 'Severe non-regenerative anemia in a retrovirus-negative cat: a Necropsy case' in a session of "Dry Lab: Microscopic Discussing of Anemic Disease".
Including two specialists of ACVP (American College of Veterinary Pathologists) invited from USA, we had a very deep and incredible discussion in English with a toatl of seven clinical pathologists (DACVP: Clinical pathology).
I attended several lectures, and learned a lot about anemic disease and bone marrow diseases. Of those, the lecture on artificial blood was very surprising. I didn't know the techniques has developed to such level. It is very nice that human medicine and veterinary medicine collaborate together.
To my knowledge, there is no other academic society where so many ACVP specialists gather in Japan, so I am very honored to have a chance to give a presenataion and discuss with them.
I hope this meeting will continue in the future.

26/12/2014

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Location
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★Ichikawabashi Hospital (Open 24 hours a day throughout the year)
　TEL：047-329-5588
　http://www.ac-plaza.co.jp/about/hospital/ichikawabashi.html

This is a complex facility mainly for medical treatment, along with animal training classes, grooming salon, and a pet hotel. It is convenient to access from Metro Tokyo area and Chiba prefecture. Veterinarians will stand by for you and your pet around the clock. Credit cards can be used at this facility.

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◆The medical examination at our hospital requires advance reservation. Please make a reservation before you visit our hospital. Firstly, we recommend you to contact with us by E-mail 【[email protected]】for a consultation. We assure you that we will return your contact.

◆For night-time medical treatment (19:00PM - 9:00AM on next morning), you will be required to pay an additional fee for night-time emergency medical treatment in addition to the initial visit fee or medical treatment fee. For more detail, please contact us for the inquiry.

◆Because we only have a limited number of staff who can communicate in English, we may have to return your call at a later time if you prefer to speak in English.
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【Other AC Plaza Loop Animal Hospitals】
☆Meiji-dori Hospital (Open 24 hours a day throughout the year)
　http://www.ac-plaza.co.jp/about/hospital/meiji.html

☆Nikko-kaido Hospital (Open 24 hours a day throughout the year)
　http://www.ac-plaza.co.jp/about/hospital/nikkou.html

☆Mitsume-dori Hosipital(Open throughout the year)
　http://www.ac-plaza.co.jp/about/hospital/mitsume.html

☆Kasaibashi-dori Hospital(Open throughout the year)
　http://www.ac-plaza.co.jp/about/hospital/kasaibashi.html

16/12/2014

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Welcome to page for AC Plaza Kariya Animal Hospital
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AC Plaza Kariya Animal Hospital provides its medical services with 5 hospitals located in Chiba and Tokyo prefectures and a CT center located in Chiba prefecture. A total of 180 staff including veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and groomers work at the hospitals. All of the 5 hospitals are open throughout the year, and veterinarians are available 24 hours a day at some of the hospitals.

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Vision of our hospital
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“AC Plaza” stands for “Advanced Care Plaza” and means “A place to provide advanced care with one step further.” By using such a name for our hospital group, we demonstrate our aim of being hospitals that sincerely respond to the needs of beloved animals and their owners in various life situations. We place great importance on the “Human-animal bond”, and seek to offer suitable medical treatment and care to animals according to the individual requirements of each family or owner.

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History of our hospital
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●After the first hospital was established in Koto-ku of Tokyo in 1974, the branch hospitals were also opened in Edogawa-ku, Ichikawa-shi, and Adachi-ku. In the 40 years since then, we have become known as a community-based home animal doctor.

●In 1991, before other animal hospitals, we introduced a membership-based health management system for supporting pets’ health management throughout the year. We aim to operate a more personal or individual health diagnosis system, and are continuously improving the system even today.

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Origin of our logo 　
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●The colors green and purple symbolize “Comfort” and “Professional” respectively.

●The ring surrounding the animals connects the sun with the moon, and sends the message “We are carefully watching and protecting you and your pet for a happy life around the clock”.

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Our approach & effort
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●To ensure our team provides high quality medical treatment, all of our staff members periodically host a study meeting, and actively participate or make presentations in domestic and overseas veterinary conferences or seminars.

＜Cases for participation in international veterinary conference＞
・Western Veterinary Conference
　http://www.wvc.org/

・American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine
　http://www.acvim.org/

・American College of Veterinary College of Surgeons　
　http://www.acvs.org/

・World Small Animal Veterinary Association World Congress
　http://www.wsava.org/

●We are actively introducing high-performance medical examination equipment and technologies. With effective utilisation of these equipment and technologies, we aim for early recognition or treatment of diseases. This also benefits animals by reducing stress. In 2014, we introduced a CT scanner, which has certainly contributed to an improvement in diagnostic accuracy.
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●For living with pets in general, we offer a free seminar every month for those pet owners who desire to gain knowledge about animals and their care. Our staff will support you and your family by holding lectures including topics such as introduction of diseases, nutritional science, and home-care.

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Distinctive advantages in our services
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●Certified doctors of dermatology, oncology, and cardiology work at our hospitals and provide treatment and care with broad knowledge and extensive technology; from daily health management, such as disease prevention, to specialized medical examination.
　＜Japan Veterinary Cancer Society ＞
　http://www.jvcs.jp/english/index.html
　
●We also provide counselling sessions for problematic pet behavior by veterinarians with specialized knowledge of ethology and clinical behavior. The doctor and pet owner carefully examine the behavior and decide on the appropriate treatment method. We can help with problems including aggressive behaviour or excretion abnormalities in pets, or with grief counselling for pet owners who have lost their pet.

●We conduct “Low stress handling” to reduce animals’ stress at our hospital and successfully build a deep, trusting relationship with animals.

●Our hospitals also give high priority to rehabilitation after illness or surgery, and to satisfactorily achieving a better outcome, including motor function, on recovery. We also give priority to biologically appropriate diets, and to senior pet care to promote a youthful quality of life.

●From an animal welfare viewpoint, we do not have attendant blood donors at our hospitals, but we recruit over 300 dogs and cats annually through a cooperation of donor registration by pet owners. The veterinarians at our hospitals have frequently reported this system to academic societies and animal journals as it is the most systematic blood donation project in Japan.