I am an ophthalmologist Takashi Kojima. Eyes deal with a lot of information in the sensory organs of the body. In addition, a very sensitive sensory nerve exists around the cornea of ocular surface. For this reason, eyesight may be deteriorated due to various eyes diseases, and daily living may become difficult due to pain and discomfort. I am a specialist on the ocular surface and have been deeply involved in cornea, refractive surgery and cataract surgery. I take my previous experience to think about helping many patients improve the visual function. In addition, I am performing basic research and clinical research so that our research can contribute to the understanding of disease and development of ophthalmological fields even a little.

1992
Graduation of Tokai high school, Nagoya
1998
Graduation of department of medicine, Nagoya University
Ophthalmology resident, Chukyo Hospital, Nagoya
2005
Massachusetts Eye and Ear, Harvard University
2006
University of Illinois at Chicago
2012
Ph.D. degree in Keio University School of Medicine
Director of ophthalmology department, Japanese Red Cross Gifu Hospital
2017
Associate professor, Department of Ophthalmology, Keio University School of Medicine
Chief ophthalmologist, ocular surface and refractive surgery outpatient clinic, Nagoya Eye Clinic
Visiting doctor, Japanese Red Cross Gifu Hospital
Visiting professor, Dalian Medical University, Dalian, China
Certification
Doctor of Medicine, Certified ophthalmologist, ICL expert instructor, Trabectome instructor
Experience of ophthalmic surgery: Up to now, over 5,000 cataract surgeries, 1000 or more pterygium surgery and more than 300 corneal transplant surgeries.
Specialized in ocular surface treatment, cataract treatment and refractive surgery.
Cataract surgery
For cataract treatment, surgery aiming at providing a more comfortable vision after surgery has become the major trend rather than just removing the cloudiness of lens. In order to perform safe and reliable surgery, we select surgical options according to the patient's cataract condition. We can choose intraocular lenses with astigmatism correction and multifocal multifocal intraocular lenses according to the patient's lifestyle. I am also performing laser cataract surgery.
Keratoconus
If keratoconus develops and progresses in younger age, social life will also be affected. We are focusing on reliable progression preventive treatment by corneal crosslinking and vision correction using special contact lenses. In addition, Boston lenses (PROSE), miniscleral lens, hybrid contact lens, intracorneal ring surgery, and corneal transplantation therapy are also available for those who do not meet conventional contact lenses.
Keratoplasty


