Nobuyuki Ishibashi, M.D.
- Foglia-Hills Professor of Pediatric Cardiac Research
- Director of Cardiac Surgery Research Laboratory
- Principal Investigator
Contact
- Nobuyuki Ishibashi, M.D.
- [email protected]
- 202-476-2388
Research Center Memberships
Research Interests
- Congenital Heart Disease and Neuroprotection
- Brain Injury, Recovery and Protection
- Congenital Heart Disease and Neuroprotection
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- Research Fellow in Cardiac Surgery and Neuroscience, Children’s National Medical Center, Washington, DC, (2006-2008)
- Clinical Fellowship, Pediatric Cardiac Surgery, Heart Institute of Japan, Tokyo Women’s Medical University, Tokyo, Japan, (2004-2006)
- Residency, Cardiovascular Surgery, Heart Institute of Japan, Tokyo Women’s Medical University, Tokyo, Japan, (2000-2004)
- Residency, Surgery, Tokyo Women’s Medical University, Tokyo, Japan, (1998-2000)
- MD, Medicine, Gunma University School of Medicine, Gunma, Japan, (1992-1998)
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Dr. Ishibashi holds the Foglia-Hills Professorship in Pediatric Cardiac Research.
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Professor of Pharmacology and Physiology - George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences
Associate Professor of Pediatrics - George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences
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NIH R01 HL139712 (PI)
NIH R01 HL146670 (PI)
NIH R21 NS127051 (PI)
NIH R33 HL146394 (PI)
DoD W81XWH2010199 (PI)
NIH R01 NS117434 (Co-I)
NIH R01 HD108839 (Co-I)
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- Innovation District
Caspases may link brain cell degeneration and cardiac surgery
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Cardiopulmonary bypass may cause significant changes to developing brain and nerve cells
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Study suggests chronic hypoxia delays cardiac maturation in CHD
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Innovative phase 1 trial to protect brains of infants with CHD during and after surgery
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Primary cilia safeguard cortical neurons from environmental stress-induced dendritic degeneration
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U.S. DoD awards $2M for study to protect neurological function after cardiac surgery
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R01 grant funds white matter protection study for congenital heart disease
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Can cells collected from bone marrow stimulate generation of new neurons in babies with CHD?
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Researchers receive $2.5M grant to optimize brain development in babies with CHD
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Cortical dysmaturation in congenital heart disease
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Contact
- Nobuyuki Ishibashi, M.D.
- [email protected]
- 202-476-2388
Research Center Memberships
Research Interests
- Congenital Heart Disease and Neuroprotection
- Brain Injury, Recovery and Protection
- Congenital Heart Disease and Neuroprotection