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Fujiro Katsurada
was a Japanese parasitologist who discovered a parasite called Schistosoma japonicum.
== Biography ==
He was born in 1867 to the home of a samurai in Kaga, Ishikawa, and his childhood name was Kohkichi Shoda (庄田 豊哉?? ''Shōda ??''). He graduated from Kanazawa Medical School, now the Faculty of Medicine, Kanazawa University in 1887, and entered the Department of Pathology at Tokyo University under Moriharu Miura (三浦 守治 ''Miura Moriharu''). In the same year, he was adopted to Katsurada family, and his name was changed to Fujiro.
In 1890, he became lecturer of pathology and Forensic pathology at Okayama Medical School, now Okayama University. Together with the pathologist Katsusaburo Yamagiwa and the internal medicine physician, he began study of paragonimiasis, a parasitic disease prevalent in Okayama.
In 1891, Inoue became an instructor at the Third Higher School Medical School and in 1893 was promoted to Professor of Pathology, the first professor of pathology in Japan except for Tokyo University. In 1899, he was ordered to study in Germany, and studied for two years at Freiburg University 〔Izumi()〕 and wrote seven papers there. In 1901, he traveled to Italy, Australia and Russia, returning to Japan in February 1902 through London. In May 1902, he became Ph.D. of Medicine at Tokyo University with a research focus on trematoda.
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