Ms. Kokoro Uesaka, a sixth-year medical student who chose our department for her long-term internship, wrote a case report, which was published in the Journal of Neurosurgery Case Lessons in the United States. In this case report, we reported a very rare pediatric case of internal carotid artery agenesis complicated with moyamoya disease.
Ms. Uesaka studied very hard to write this article for the first time. Dr. Shusuke Yamamoto, who directly supervised her, was very impressed.
Regardless of whether she will become a neurosurgeon or not, Prof. Kuroda think it is really wonderful that she is willing to engage in this kind of academic work from the time she is a medical student. He wonders if he could have become a better doctor if he had made these kinds of efforts instead of playing around all the time when he was a medical student. He hopes she will continue to enjoy her medical career while making efforts.
Boys & girls, be ambitious.