Hideki Onishi

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Saitama Medical University

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Hideki Onishi is a Professor at Saitama Medical University International Medical Center in Japan. His research primarily focuses on palliative care, particularly concerning complications associated with cancer treatment and terminal illness, as highlighted in his recent publications. His notable articles address issues such as Wernicke encephalopathy, opioid withdrawal syndrome, and thiamine deficiency in cancer patients. Through his work, he aims to improve the quality of care and understanding of complex medical conditions faced by terminally ill patients.

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Kyoto University Hospital

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Wernicke encephalopathy observed in a cancer patient receiving terminal‐stage home care

Opioid withdrawal syndrome induced by naldemedine administration in a cancer patient without brain metastasis

Wernicke encephalopathy with active hallucinations during lung cancer treatment and hemodialysis: A case report

Thiamine deficiency as a cause of anorexia in terminally ill cancer patients: A case of possible gastrointestinal beriberi

Thiamine deficiency as a differential diagnosis for severe fatigue in terminally ill cancer patients

Akathisia, an Easily Overlooked Side Effect

The prevalence of thiamine deficiency among elderly nursing home residents: A cross-sectional study

A patient with Marchiafava–Bignami disease type A transported by ambulance with impaired consciousness and malnutrition was successfully treated after early diagnosis by MRI

Can depressed cancer patients with a borderline thiamine concentration develop deficiency within a short time period?

What can cause cancer patients to attempt suicide? Thiamine deficiency mimicking the symptoms of major depressive disorder

Palliative care unit treatment and care for a terminal breast cancer patient with untreated obsessive-compulsive disorder

Naldemedine-induced opioid withdrawal with restlessness as the predominant symptom in a palliative care setting

Clinical diagnosis, outcomes and treatment of thiamine deficiency in a tertiary hospital

Opioid withdrawal syndrome developing after long-term administration of naldemedine

A case of Wernicke encephalopathy arising in the early stage after the start of hemodialysis

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Akira Yoshioka

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