Observed arrival · 2026-11-04
Sagisaka Lab studies the systems behind saving a life
A Kokushikan University research lab examines resuscitation and prehospital emergency care, from cardiac physiology to bystander behavior and ambulance systems.
- For
- Emergency-care researchers and training practitioners
- Worth noticing
- Its research spans Japan’s Utstein Registry, bystander interviews, XR training, and optical mapping of isolated hearts.
Field notes
The research descriptions connect operational records with human behavior: the lab says it analyzes what happens between a 119 call and hospital arrival, alongside interviews about why bystanders intervene or hold back. Other listed work moves from MR/VR training for paramedics and laypeople to optical mapping of isolated hearts. The site also describes technology projects, including video-based cardiac-arrest recognition and affordable training manikins.
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