DR. GREGORY DEAN HASELHUHN, M.D.
Medical Practice at Regency Ct, Toledo, OH
License number
Ohio 35068258
Category
Medical Practice
Type
Specialist
Address
Address
2000 Regency Ct SUITE 200, Toledo, OH 43623
Phone
(419) 725-1900
(419) 725-1905 (Fax)
(419) 725-1905 (Fax)
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Address
Phone
6762 Erie St, Sylvania, OH 43560
6823 Erie St, Sylvania, OH 43560
3949 Sunforest Ct, Toledo, OH 43623
7751 Denali Ct, Sylvania, OH 43560
6823 Erie St, Sylvania, OH 43560
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Gregory Dean Haselhuhn, Toledo OH
Gregory Dean Haselhuhn, Toledo OH
Specialties:
Urology, Surgery
Work:
Regency Urological Associates
2000 Regency Ct, Toledo, OH 43623 Network Physicians
2213 Cherry St, Toledo, OH 43608
2000 Regency Ct, Toledo, OH 43623 Network Physicians
2213 Cherry St, Toledo, OH 43608
Education:
University of Michigan Medical School (1989)
Gregory Dean Haselhuhn, Toledo OH
Gregory Dean Haselhuhn, Toledo OH
Specialties:
Urologist
Address:
2000 Regency Ct, Toledo, OH 43623
Education:
University of Michigan, Medical School - Doctor of Medicine
Board certifications:
American Board of Urology Certification in Urology
Photochemical Ablation Of Gastro-Intestinal Tissue For Augmentation Of An Organ
Photochemical Ablation Of Gastro-Intestinal Tissue For Augmentation Of An Organ
US Patent:
5405369, Apr 11, 1995
Filed:
Jan 25, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/187048
Inventors:
Steven H. Selman - Toledo OH
Kenneth A. Kropp - Toledo OH
Gregory D. Haselhuhn - Toledo OH
Kenneth A. Kropp - Toledo OH
Gregory D. Haselhuhn - Toledo OH
Assignee:
Medical College of Ohio - Toledo OH
International Classification:
A61B 1700
US Classification:
607 88
Abstract:
The present invention provides a method for treating a human or animal patient amenable an organ augmentation with gastro-intestinal tissue which is, or will be surgically transplanted into the patient's organ. The gastro-intestinal tissue is sensitized with an effective amount of a photosensitive composition which accumulates in the gastro-intestinal tissue. The sensitized tissue is exposed to a source of electromagnetic radiation energy for a predetermined time, wavelength and intensity sufficient to cause cellular and/or mucosal tissue function of the sensitized tissue to diminish or cease.