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SATO Jun

Department / Course

College of Life and Health Sciences Department of Physical Therapy

Office for the Coordination of Clinical Practicums Center for Physical Therapy Practicum Support

Graduate School of Life and Health Sciences Department of Rehabilitation Sciences

Graduate School of Life and Health Sciences Department of Biomedical Sciences

Job Professor

Academic background
1983/04～1987/03	Physiology Doctor Course of Medical Sciences Nagoya University Physiology MD
1983/04～1987/03	Doctorial Physiology Doctor Course of Medical Sciences Nagoya University Expired with Credits Obtained Physiology MD
1977/04～1983/03	Medical School Medical School Tokai University Graduated

Business career
2016/04 ～	Professor Aichi Medical University Multidisciplinary Pain Center
2013/07 ～ 2016/04	Professor Nagoya University Center for Animal Research and Education
1987/09 ～ 1991/03	Research Assistant North Carolina University, USA Department of Physiology, Medical School

Present specialized field
Anesthesiology, Pathophysiologic neuroscience, Orthopedics, Physiology

Research, Studies
Mechanism of weather-related pain

Curriculum Specialized
physiology

Book and thesis
Books	Artificial climate change (slow barometric pressure lowering) aggravates neuropathic pain in nerve-injured rats 2005
Books	Hyperalgesia to cold in persistently inflamed rats: changes in C-fiber-receptor activities and cold-sensitive ion channel expression. 2004
Books	Pain and sympathetic nerve 2001
Books	Sympathetic modulation of cutaneous polymodal receptors in chronically inflamed and diabetic rats. 1996
Books	Mechanisms of chemical modulation of testicular afferents. 1995
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Academic conference presentation
2022/04/04	Intramuscular insulin administration potentiates sympathetic and pressor responses to capsaicin in rats (Experimental Biology (EB)2022)
2020/11	Insulin sensitizes the response to capsaicin in thin fiber muscle afferents and small dorsal root ganglion neurons in vitro. (The American Physiological Society’s (APS) Integrative Physiology of Exercise (IPE) 2020 conference)
2018/09	Therapeutic Effects of Disclofenac, Pregabalin, and Duloxetine on Disuse-induced Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain in Rats. (17th World Congress on Pain.)
2016/09	Functional Connections between Rodent Meningeal and Nasal Nociceptors: Role in Headache Generation and Therapy? (16th World Congress on Pain)
2016/09	Improvement of Body Image in Chronic Pain Patients after Multidisciplinary Group Treatment Program (16th World Congress on Pain)
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Exhibition, concert, and athletic meet
2006	Feeling under the weather? Read on to find out why
2005	Scientists still mulling causes of weather-related pain.
2004	Changed C-fiber responses in the tender muscle of rats.
1998	The sympathetic nervous system in pathological pain.
1995	Adrenergic excitation of cutaneous polymodal receptors under pathological condition.
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Research topic, funded research, and department laboratory expense
2008 ～ 2010	Translational research of animal study and clinical trial for the mechanisms of weather-dependent pain aggravation. 基盤研究(B)
2005 ～ 2007	Clarifying the mechanism of pain aggravation inducedby rlimate changes 基盤研究(C)
2003 ～ 2004	Clarifying the mechanism of augmentation of chronic pain by climate changes-Relationship with sympathetically maintained pain- 基盤研究(C)
1997 ～ 1998	Study of peripheral mechanism of hyperalgesia in neuropathic pain 基盤研究(C)

Activity in society
2022/10/25	It’s a Fact – Weather Pains are Real!