Treating vascular and neoplastic tissues

Drug – bio-affecting and body treating compositions – Preparations characterized by special physical form – Implant or insert

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424427, 424443, 424445, 424449, A61F 202, A61K 970, A61L 1516

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055760139

ABSTRACT:
Lesions supplied by abnormal aggregations of vascular tissue or neovascular tissues are treated with photodynamic therapy by application of photosensitizing agent followed by precisely directed and calibrated laser activation to induce photothrombosis within target vascular tissue. The treatment forms a blood clot within the supply vessels thereby reducing the blood supply to the target lesion. Treated tissues atrophy or recede with low regrowth of vessels. The lower energy levels required significantly reduce damage to the surrounding tissues.

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Mendelsohn et al., "Ameleriotion . . . by photochemical induced thrombosis of feeder vessels," Arch of Ophthalmol. (Chicago) 1987, 105(7), 983-8 (Abstract only).

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