Shin Yajima

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Osaka University

Japan

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Shin Yajima is an Assistant Professor at Osaka University, Japan. His research primarily focuses on cardiovascular engineering, including the development of novel therapeutic strategies for ischemic myocardium and innovative techniques in cardiac surgery. Recent publications highlight advancements in mitral valve repair, left ventricular assist devices, and biomechanical analyses related to cardiac interventions.

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Human origin bi-level smooth muscle - endothelial progenitor cell sheets augment post-infarction ventricular function

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STROMAL CELL-DERIVED FACTOR 1α- ENCAPSULATED NANOPARTICLES SPECIFICALLY TARGET THE ISCHEMIC MYOCARDIUM AND ATTENUATE MYOCARDIAL INJURY

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Development of a Myocardial Regeneration Therapy Using Cyclosporine Nanoparticles for Ischemia–Reperfusion Injury After Heart Transplantation

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Seung Hyun Lee

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Stanford University

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Yoshikazu Ono

Stanford University School of Medicine

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Stromal cell-derived factor-encapsulated nanoparticles target ischemic myocardium and attenuate myocardial injury via proangiogenic effects

An axis-specific mitral annuloplasty ring eliminates mitral regurgitation allowing mitral annular motion in an ovine model

Evolving Paradigms in Home Left Ventricular Assist Device Therapy　― Reducing Caregiver Burden in the Era of Advanced Technology ―

Biomechanical engineering analysis of neochordae length’s impact on chordal forces in mitral repair

Optimizing ring selection for secondary tricuspid regurgitation: the role of body size

Anterior Pericardial Patch Augmentation Repair and Neochord Implantation for Rheumatic Mitral Valves

Does the residual aorta dilate after replacement of the bicuspid aortic valve and ascending aorta?

Late spontaneous internal thoracic artery graft dissection after coronary bypass grafting: a case report

Perceval sutureless aortic valve replacement after ascending aortic replacement

Repair of pacemaker lead-induced right ventricular perforation via a left mini-thoracotomy

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Seung Hyun Lee

Yoshikazu Ono

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Stromal cell-derived factor-encapsulated nanoparticles target ischemic myocardium and attenuate myocardial injury via proangiogenic effects

An axis-specific mitral annuloplasty ring eliminates mitral regurgitation allowing mitral annular motion in an ovine model

Evolving Paradigms in Home Left Ventricular Assist Device Therapy ― Reducing Caregiver Burden in the Era of Advanced Technology ―

Biomechanical engineering analysis of neochordae length’s impact on chordal forces in mitral repair

Optimizing ring selection for secondary tricuspid regurgitation: the role of body size

Anterior Pericardial Patch Augmentation Repair and Neochord Implantation for Rheumatic Mitral Valves

Does the residual aorta dilate after replacement of the bicuspid aortic valve and ascending aorta?

Late spontaneous internal thoracic artery graft dissection after coronary bypass grafting: a case report

Perceval sutureless aortic valve replacement after ascending aortic replacement

Repair of pacemaker lead-induced right ventricular perforation via a left mini-thoracotomy

Collaborators (2)

Seung Hyun Lee

Yoshikazu Ono

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Evolving Paradigms in Home Left Ventricular Assist Device Therapy　― Reducing Caregiver Burden in the Era of Advanced Technology ―