Fukuoka University Hospital | Japan
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🎓 Early Academic Pursuits
Kyosuke Goto began his journey in the field of physical therapy with a Bachelor of Physical Therapy from Teikyo University's Faculty of Medical Technology, Fukuoka, Japan, graduating in March 2012. This foundational education laid the groundwork for his future specialization in sports rehabilitation and sports injury research. His academic journey continued with his enrollment in the Graduate School of Sports and Health Science at Fukuoka University, where he is currently pursuing a PhD.
💼 Professional Endeavors
Since April 2012, Kyosuke Goto has been a vital part of the Department of Rehabilitation at Fukuoka University Hospital. His role within the Sports Rehabilitation Team highlights his dedication to helping athletes recover from injuries and optimize their performance. His long-standing position at this prestigious institution underscores his commitment to the field and the trust placed in him by both colleagues and patients.
🔬 Contributions and Research Focus
Kyosuke Goto has made significant contributions to the understanding and treatment of sports-related injuries, particularly concussions. His research has led to several noteworthy publications, including studies on the epidemiology of sports-related concussions among Japanese university soccer players and the characteristics of intracranial kinetic loads in men’s rhythmic gymnastics. His work also explores innovative rehabilitation techniques, such as the use of Hybrid Assistive Limb technology to aid in recovery following surgeries like total hip and knee arthroplasties.
🏆 Accolades and Recognition
Kyosuke Goto's research has been widely recognized and published in respected journals, reflecting his expertise and influence in the field of sports rehabilitation. His innovative approaches to rehabilitation and deep understanding of sports-related concussions have earned him a reputation as a leading expert in his field.
🌍 Impact and Influence
Through his clinical work and research, Kyosuke Goto has had a profound impact on the treatment of sports injuries. His studies on concussions have provided valuable insights that are helping to shape safer practices in sports. His work in developing and testing new rehabilitation techniques is not only advancing the field but also improving the recovery outcomes for countless athletes.
🔮 Legacy and Future Contributions
As Kyosuke Goto continues his PhD studies and ongoing research, his contributions to sports rehabilitation and injury prevention are expected to grow. His innovative spirit and commitment to improving athlete care position him as a future leader in the field, whose work will continue to benefit both the academic community and the world of sports for years to come.
Publications 📚
📝 The Significance of Off-Season Tailor-Made Baseline Measurements in the Assessment of Post-Concussion in University Athletes
Author: Kyosuke Goto¹², Yutaka Shigemori¹³*, Yoshitaka Tanabe¹, Shunya Otsubo⁴, Nana Otsuka¹, Koki Terada¹, Rino Tsurusaki¹, Keita Yamaguchi¹, Kentaro Masuda¹, Hiroshi Fukushima¹, Muneyuki Tachihara¹, Hironobu Shimozono³, Jun Murakami³
Journal: Brain Sci.
Year:2024
📝 The Significance of Off-Season Tailor-Made Baseline Measurements in the Assessment of Post-Concussion in University Athletes (Open Access)
Author: Goto, K., Shigemori, Y., Tanabe, Y., Shimozono, H., Murakami, J.
Journal: Brain Sciences
Year: 2024
📝 Survey on Sports-Related Concussions among Japanese University Students (Open Access)
Author: Otsubo, S., Shigemori, Y., Fukushima, H., Yamaguchi, K., Otsuka, N.
Journal: Brain Sciences
Year: 2022
📝 Hybrid Assistive Limb Improves Restricted Hip Extension After Total Hip Arthroplasty
Author: Setoguchi, D., Kinoshita, K., Kamada, S., Inoue, T., Yamamoto, T.
Journal: Assistive Technology
Year: 2022
📝 Feasibility of Rehabilitation Using the Single-Joint Hybrid Assistive Limb to Facilitate Early Recovery Following Total Knee Arthroplasty: A Pilot Study
Author: Goto, K., Morishita, T., Kamada, S., Sankai, Y., Inoue, T.
Journal: Assistive Technology
Year: 2017