The fifth symposium on \u201dZero Death and Serious Injury in Judo\u201d will be held in Nagoya on Sunday, September 16, 2012.<\/p>\n
In the past symposiums of Japan Judo Accident Victims Association, the number of serious injuries and deaths in school judo activities and the analysis of medical connections between judo injury and brain damage have been presented by experts. Strong warnings have been issued about serious judo injuries. Moreover cases of judo accidents in overseas countries and how they dealt with judo safety have been introduced to appeal the need for safety measures in judo classes in Japan.
\nIn this symposium the above topics will be further discussed including speeches to be given by family members of judo incident victims. In addition, dynamics and forensic analysis of judo incidents, which were discussed in last year\u2019s symposium, will be presented in this symposium.
\nMs. Noriko Mizoguchi, a silver medalist in the Barcelona Olympics, will speak this year on increasing safety in the judo community.<\/p>\n
We look forward to your participation.<\/p>\n
The Fifth Symposium – Japan Judo Accident Victims Association <\/strong> Date<\/strong>: Place<\/strong>: Fee<\/strong>: Sponsor<\/strong>: Supporters<\/strong>: Program<\/strong>: (tentative \/ speeches and discussions will be in Japanese) 2.Contact sports and brain injuries ? focusing on brain concussion and second impact syndromes 3.Development mechanism of acute subdural hematoma ?a dynamic analysis 4.Judo incidents and medical evidence, trials 5.Noriko Mizoguchi<\/strong>,
\n\u201cZero Death and Serious Injury in Judo\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n
\nSeptember 16, 2012, Sunday 10:00 ~ 16:30 (Part 1, Part2)
\nPart 1: 10:00 ~12:35
\nPart 2: 13:30 ~ 16:30<\/p>\n
\nWINC AICHI
\n4-4-38 Naeki Nakamuraku Nagoya 450-0002 Aichi Prefecture
\n(Five minuets walk from Sakuramichi Exit of JR Nagoya Station)<\/p>\n
\n2,000yen<\/p>\n
\nJapan Judo Accident Victims Association<\/p>\n
\nAsahi Shimbun Social Welfare Organization
\nThe Nagoya City Board of Education<\/p>\n
\n1.The actual conditions of judo incidents? Is the requirement of martial arts at junior high schools a good opportunity or a risk?
\nRyo Uchida<\/strong>, Associate Professor at Nagoya University Graduate School of Education and Human Development<\/p>\n
\nMasato Noji<\/strong>, Head of Department of Neurosurgery, Ashigarakami Prefectural Hospital; Chairman, Kanagawa Prefecture Amateur Boxing Medical Committee;
\nMember, Medical Committee of Kanagawa Prefecture Taiikukyoukai (Sports Association); JASA certified in Sports Medicine<\/p>\n
\nYusuke Miyazaki<\/strong>, Assistant Professor, Kanazawa University College of Science and Engineering, School of Mechanical Engineering<\/p>\n
\nSaori Nanbu<\/strong>, Yokohama City University, School of Medicine<\/p>\n
\nAssistant Professor, Shizuoka University of Art and Culture;
\nMember of the Shizuoka City Board of Education;
\nOlympic silver medalist in Barcelona<\/p>\n