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    Chart of all(Download as one file)

1. Whole country
2. Hokkaido
3. Aomori
4. Iwate
5. Miyagi
6. Akita
7. Yamagata
8. Fukushima
9. Ibaraki
10. Tochigi
11. Gunma
12. Saitama
13. Chiba
14. Tokyo
15. Kanagawa
16. Niigata
17. Toyama
18. Ishikawa
19. Fukui
20. Yamanashi
21. Nagano
22. Gifu
23. Shizuoka
24. Aichi
25. Mie
26. Shiga
27. Kyoto
28. Osaka
29. Hyogo
30. Nara
31. Wakayama
32. Tottori
33. Shimane
34. Okayama
35. Hiroshima
36. Yamaguchi
37. Tokushima
38. Kagawa
39. Ehime
40. Kouchi
41. Fukuoka
42. Saga
43. Nagasaki
44. Kumamoto
45. Oita
46. Miyazaki
47. Kagoshima
48. Okinawa

 

※Major city areas (excluded from prefectures)

1. Sapporo City
2. Sendai City
3. Saitama City
4. Chiba City
5. Yokohama City
6. Kawasaki City
7. Sagamihara City
8. Niigata City
9. Shizuoka City
10. Hamamatsu City
11. Nagoya City
12. Kyoto City
13. Osaka City
14. Sakai City
15. Kobe City
16. Okayama City
17. Hiroshima City
18. Kitakyushu City
19. Fukuoka City
20. Tokyo-23ku (The part of Tokyo)

    Chart of all(Download as one file)

1. Whole country
2. Hokkaido
3. Aomori
4. Iwate
5. Miyagi
6. Akita
7. Yamagata
8. Fukushima
9. Ibaraki
10. Tochigi
11. Gunma
12. Saitama
13. Chiba
14. Tokyo
15. Kanagawa
16. Niigata
17. Toyama
18. Ishikawa
19. Fukui
20. Yamanashi
21. Nagano
22. Gifu
23. Shizuoka
24. Aichi
25. Mie
26. Shiga
27. Kyoto
28. Osaka
29. Hyogo
30. Nara
31. Wakayama
32. Tottori
33. Shimane
34. Okayama
35. Hiroshima
36. Yamaguchi
37. Tokushima
38. Kagawa
39. Ehime
40. Kouchi
41. Fukuoka
42. Saga
43. Nagasaki
44. Kumamoto
45. Oita
46. Miyazaki
47. Kagoshima
48. Okinawa

 

※Major city areas (excluded from prefectures)

1. Sapporo City
2. Sendai City
3. Saitama City
4. Chiba City
5. Yokohama City
6. Kawasaki City
7. Niigata City
8. Shizuoka City
9. Hamamatsu City
10. Nagoya City
11. Kyoto City
12. Osaka City
13. Sakai City
14. Kobe City
15. Okayama City
16. Hiroshima City
17. Kitakyushu City
18. Fukuoka City
19. Tokyo-23ku (The part of Tokyo)

1. Whole country
2. Hokkaido
3. Aomori
4. Iwate
5. Miyagi
6. Akita
7. Yamagata
8. Fukushima
9. Ibaraki
10. Tochigi
11. Gunma
12. Saitama
13. Chiba
14. Tokyo
15. Kanagawa
16. Niigata
17. Toyama
18. Ishikawa
19. Fukui
20. Yamanashi
21. Nagano
22. Gifu
23. Shizuoka
24. Aichi
25. Mie
26. Shiga
27. Kyoto
28. Osaka
29. Hyogo
30. Nara
31. Wakayama
32. Tottori
33. Shimane
34. Okayama
35. Hiroshima
36. Yamaguchi
37. Tokushima
38. Kagawa
39. Ehime
40. Kouchi
41. Fukuoka
42. Saga
43. Nagasaki
44. Kumamoto
45. Oita
46. Miyazaki
47. Kagoshima
48. Okinawa

 

※Major city areas (excluded from prefectures)

1. Sapporo City
2. Sendai City
3. Chiba City
4. Yokohama City
5. Kawasaki City
6. Nagoya City
7. Kyoto City
8. Osaka City
9. Kobe City
10. Hiroshima City
11. Kitakyushu City
12. Fukuoka City
13. Saitama City
14. Shizuoka City
15. Tokyo-23ku (The part of Tokyo)

46)Hitoshi HOSHINO, Seiya KATO, and Nobukatsu ISHIKAWA:Recent case-finding activities of school children in Japan     Kekkaku 85(12):839-844,2010

45)Tadao SHIMAO: Mass health examination for tuberculosis     Kekkaku 85(11):799-803,2010

44)Hitoshi HOSHINO: Present activity of BCG and LTBI treatment for infants in Japan     Kekkaku 85(11):783-786,2010

43)Seiya KATO, Osamu TOKUNAGA, and Takashi YOSHIYAMA: Analysis of KOCH's phenomenon by BCG vaccination with the multi-puncture method in Japan     Kekkaku 85(11):777-782,2010

42)Hitoshi HOSHINO, Masako OHMORI, and Masaji OKADA: Trends in tuberculosis infection among foreigners in Japan according to work status     Kekkaku 85(9):697-702,2010

41)Tadao SHIMAO: Control of cattle TB in Japan     Kekkaku 85(8):661-666,2010

40)Tadao SHIMAO:　Start of TB case-registration and case-management system in Japan     Kekkaku 85(7):631-634,2010

39)Kunihiko ITO: Integration of tuberculosis care into general hospitals in the United States      Kekkaku 85(7):615-630,2010

38)Takashi YOSHIYAMA: Tuberculosis contact examination and QFT-G testing for the prevention of hospital acquired infection     Kekkaku 85(7):601-607,2010

37)Nobuyuki HARADA: Interpretation of QFT results in several contact investigations     Kekkaku 85(7):595-599,2010 

36)Akira SHIMOUCHI, Kenji MATSUMOTO, and Tomomi TATSUMI: Discussion on evidence for principle of tuberculosis contact investigation  -From the Experience in Osaka City-          Kekkaku 85(7):585-589,2010 

35)Kazuro IWAI,Shinji MAEDA, and Yoshirou MURASE: Archaeology of tubercle vacilli and tuberculosis     Kekkaku 85(5): 465-475,2010 

34)Tadao SHIMAO: Tuberculosis prevalence survey in japan.     Kekkaku 84(11): 713-720, 2009

33)Hitoshi HOSHINO, Kazuhiro UCHIMURA, and Seiya KATO: Influence of occupation of the index cases in recent outbreaks of tuberculosis.      Kekkaku 84(10): 661-666, 2009

32)Tuberculosis Research Committee(Ryoken):Relapse rate of tuberculosis treated with standard regimen of chemotherapy.     Kekkaku 84(9): 617-625, 2009

31)Nobukatsu ISHIKAWA: Tuberculosis among the socially vulnerable populations;perspectives from human security concept.     Kekkaku 84(7): 545-550, 2009.

30)Akira SHIMOUCHI,Shinichi KODA,Makoto HIROTA, and Kenji MARSUMOTO: Evaluation of tuberculosis contact investigation & examination in congregate settings in osaka city.     Kekkaku 84(6): 491-497, 2009.

29)Kazue HIGUCHI and Nobuyuki HARADA: Research agenda of interferon-Gamma release assays.     Kekkaku 84(4): 173-186, 2009.

28)Chairpersons: Akira SHIMOUCHI and Masako OHMORI: Tuberculosis control in urban areas.     Kekkaku 82(11): 863-880, 2007.

27)Tadao SHIMAO: Start of PTB (PHTHISIS) mortality statistics in japan (2).     Kekkaku 84(1): 23-29, 2009.

26)Kunihiko ITO, Takashi YOSHIYAMA, Seiya KATO, and Nobukatsu ISHIKAWA: Problems in model-beds for tuberculosis patients.     Kekkaku 84(1): 9-14, 2009.

25)Tadao SHIMAO: Start of PTB (PHTHISIS) mortality statistics in japan (1).     Kekkaku 83(12): 793-798, 2008.

24)Sumi KAGURAOKA, Masako OHMORI, Yoshiko TAKAO, Mari YAMADA, Masako MUROI, Michiko NAGAMINE, Keiji FUKAZAWA, Megumi NAGAI, Masako WADA, Hitoshi HOSHINO, Takashi YOSHIYAMA, Hideo MAEDA, and Nobukatsu ISHIKAWA: Tuberculosis control in shinjuku ward, tokyo.-Promoting the DOTS program and its outcome-     Kekkaku 83(9): 611-620, 2008.

23)Hitoshi HOSHINO, Masako OHMORI, Kazuhiro UCHIMURA, and Yuko YAMAUCHI: TB epidemiology in elderly group in japan.     Kekkaku 83(5): 429, 2008.

22)Masako OHMORI, Takashi YOSHIYAMA, and Nobukatsu ISHIKAWA: Estimation of the future epidemiological situation of tuberculosis in japan.     Kekkaku 83(4): 365-377, 2008.

21)Hitoshi HOSHINO, Masako OHMORI, Takashi YOSHIYAMA, Masako WADA, Yuko YAMAUCHI, and Kazuhiro UCHIMURA: New cohort analysis system in new tuberculosis surveillance system in japan.     Kekkaku 82(12): 897-901, 2007.

20)Hitoshi HOSHINO, Masako OHMORI, Kazuhiro UCHIMURA, and Yuko YAMAUCHI: Estimation of TB incidence by labor status.     Kekkaku 82(9): 685-695, 2007.

19)Masako OHMORI, Hitoshi HOSHINO,Yuko YAMAUCHI, and Kazuhiro UCHIMURA: Current epidemiological situation of tuberculosis in the workplace:onsidering the risk of tuberculosis among nurses.     Kekkaku 82(2): 85-93, 2007.

18)Hoshino H, Sugawara I, Ohmori M, Wada M: Evaluation of accuracy of clinical diagnosis of tb by annual autopsy report.     Kekkaku 82(3): 165-171, 2007.

17)Ohmori M, Hoshino H, Yamauchi Y, Uchimura K:Current epidemiological situation of tuberculosis in the workplace:considering the risk of tuberculosis among nurses.     Kekkaku 82(2): 85-93, 2007.

16)Hoshino H, Kobayashi N: Evaluation of effect of community dots on treatment outcomes by tb surveillance data.     Kekkaku 81(10): 591-602, 2006.

15)Ohmori M, Wada M, Mitarai S, Yanai H, Ito K, Yamauchi Y, Shishido S: Tuberculosis control in health care facilities for the elderly,from the viewpoint of risk management.     Kekkaku 81(2): 71-77, 2006.

14)Ohmori M, Ozasa K, Mori T, Wada M, Yoshiyama T, Aoki M, Uchimura K, Ishikawa N: Trends of delays in tuberculosis case finding in Japan.     Int J Tuberc Lung Dis 9(9):999-1005,2005

13)Hoshino H, Ohmori M, Uchimura K, Yamauchi Y: Influences of the adoption of new tuberculosis mass-examination system for school children on tuberculosis in school age.     Kekkaku 80(6): 475-479, 2005.

12)Shimao T, Ohmori M: Notification rate of TB in Japan (1949-2001).     Kekkaku 78(1): 21-26, 2003.

11)Ohmori M, Wada M, Yoshiyama T, Uchimura K: Factors related to early case detection of tuberculosis in health service facilitie for he elderly.     Kekkaku 78(6): 435-442, 2003.

10)Ohmori M, Wada M, Nishii K, Nakazono T, Masuyama H, Yoshiyama T, Inaba K, Ito K, Uchimura K, Saegusa M, Mitarai S, Kimura M, Shimouchi A: Preventive theraphy in middle-aged and elserly persons selected from the population-based screening by mass miniature radiography-methodological aspect and eactions-.     Kekkaku 77(10): 647-658, 2002.

9)Ohmori M, Ishikawa N, Yoshiyama T, Uchimura K, Aoki M, Mori T: Current epidemiological trend of tuberculosis in Japan.     Int J Tuberc Lung Dis 6(5): 415-423, 2002.

8)Ohmori M, Wada M, Uchimura K, Nishii K, Shirai Y, Aoki M: Discussing the current situation of tuberculosis case-finding by mass miniature radiography in Japan.      Kekkaku 77(4): 329-339, 2002.

7)Yamauchi Y: Comparison of tuberculosis incidence between women in general and nurses (1987-1997).     Kekkaku 74(11): 819-821, 1999.

6)Ohmori M: Recent socio-medical characteristics of tuberculosis and their perspectives in Japan.     Kekkaku 74(10): 759-766, 1999.

5)Ohmori M: The estimates of the future trend of tuberculosis incidence and the control programs for its elimination.     Kekkaku 70(1): 41-47, 1999.

4)Ohmori M, Aoki M: Future prediction of tuberculosis incidence rates by prefecture.     Nippon Koshu Eisei Zasshi 44(10): 741-748,1997.

3)Ohmori M: Commemorative lecture of receiving Imamura memorial prize, Estimating the year of eradication of tuberculosis in Japan.     Kekkaku 69(9): 575-579, 1994.

2)Ohmori M: The factors related to the stagnation in the decline of tuberculosis in Japan.     Kekkaku 68(9): 581-588, 1993.

1)Ohmori M: Estimating the year of eradication of tuberculosis in Japan.     Kekkaku 66(12): 819-828, 1991.