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Keizo Dohi
(his pseudonym was Gakken) was a Japanese dermatologist and urologist. He was a professor of Dermatology and Urology at Tokyo University, he substantially introduced Western dermatology to Japan. Because he learned not only dermatology but also urology in Europe, Japanese universities created a Department of Dermato-urology, the separation of these two specialities took many years.
==Personal history==
Born in Takefu, Fukui he was the second son of a physician, he moved to Tokyo at age 15 and studied German at the Shingakusha private school, and later at the Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, where he was enrolled in the preparatory course of the medical school in 1885. After graduation in 1891, he went to the Department of Surgery under Julius Karl Scriba. In 1891, he went to Germany to study surgery, but later he was ordered to study dermatology by the Ministry of Education since Murata Kentarō, the first professor of dermatology at Tokyo University had died.
He studied dermatology in Vienna under Moritz Kaposi, syphiliology under Lange, and urology at Paris University under Guyon. In January 1898, he returned to Japan and in June assumed the post of Professor of Dermatology, Tokyo University. He remained in this post until 1926. He started the Japanese Dermatological Association and held many conferences. In 1931, he died in Tokyo.
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