The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare is currently investigating the cause of the incident, and details have not yet been made public. Our hospital is not in a position to evaluate or discuss the responsibility of individual medical institutions, and we believe that we should wait until the facts are clarified.
Patient safety comes first
At the same time, we will continue to prioritize patient peace of mind and work to further strengthen safety management.
Thorough pre-health checks
Since the introduction of regenerative medicine at our hospital, we have been requiring patients to submit a pre-treatment health check to properly assess the risks associated with stem cell administration. This is an essential process to ensure patient safety, and we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but we appreciate your continued cooperation.
Emergency inspections and collaboration with external experts
In response to this accident, we immediately conducted an emergency inspection and reconfirmed our safety measures at our hospital. We will also work with external experts to strengthen our safety system to even stricter standards.
Sincere response to consultations, including those involving family members
We will answer all your questions sincerely so that not only the patients receiving treatment but also their families can feel at ease. If you have any concerns, please feel free to contact us.
Our hospital's responsibilities and future policies
We take this incident very seriously and will fulfill our responsibility to protect the potential and safety of regenerative medicine. We will continue to provide trusted medical care, putting the lives and health of our patients first, in order to build a better medical care for the future.
