Juntendo University professor Amano

Juntendo University professor Amano

TOKYO, Japan - Atsushi Amano, professor of Juntendo University, speaks during an interview on April 20, 2012 with Kyodo News at the university in Tokyo's Bunkyo Ward. The surgeon who conducted Emperor Akihito's heart bypass surgery in February said he expects the operation to prove successful when the 78-year-old emperor returns home safely from a trip in May to Britain. (Kyodo)

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