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Kenneth A Haselby

from Battle Ground, IN
Age ~84
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Also known as:
Kenneth Dr Haselby, Kenneth Aaron Haselby, Ken A Haselby
Phone and address:
7901 Harrison Rd, Battle Ground, IN 47920
(765) 567-7028
Related to:
Sondra S Criswell, 79Michael A Haselby, 50Tiffany R Haselby, 47Katelynn M Gordon, 30Gary R Gordon, 75Carla R Haselby, 79Amy B Gordon, 84Amy L Gordon, 53Aaron C Haselby, 53Theresa K Haselby, 54Rick A Gordon, 63Rachel S Haselby, 50Steven W Haselby, 53Pierce J Gordon, 27
Connected to:
Christine R Haselden, 83Denise M Haselden, 58Jessie U Haselden, 56Keith A Haselden, 71Venice C Haselden, 39Sarah A Haseleu, 62Amber M Haseley, 48Carly Haseley, 41Cynthia A Haseley, 68Donna L Haseley, 67

Kenneth Haselby Phones & Addresses

  • 7901 Harrison Rd, Battle Ground, IN 47920 (765) 567-7028
  • Star City, IN
  • Royal Center, IN
  • 7601 State Road 334, Zionsville, IN 46077 (317) 873-4486
  • Lafayette, IN
  • Anderson, IN

Work

Company: Wishard Hospital Address: 1001 West 10Th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202

Education

School / High School: Indiana University / School of Medicine 1971

Skills

Cell Culture • Molecular Biology • Lifesciences • Statistics • Matlab • Microscopy • Biomaterials • Clinical Research • Research • Biotechnology • Science • Data Analysis • Clinical Trials • Confocal Microscopy • Cell • Neuroscience • Labview • Tissue Engineering • Spectroscopy

Languages

English

Awards

Healthgrades Honor Roll

Ranks

Certificate: Anesthesiology, 1976

Industries

Higher Education

Specialities

Anesthesiology

Professional Records

Medicine Doctors

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Dr. Kenneth A Haselby, Indianapolis IN - MD (Doctor of Medicine)

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Specialties:
Anesthesiology
Address:
1001 W 10Th St, Indianapolis, IN 46202
(317) 630-7525 (Phone), (317) 567-2191 (Fax)
Certifications:
Anesthesiology, 1976
Awards:
Healthgrades Honor Roll
Languages:
English
Hospitals:
1001 W 10Th St, Indianapolis, IN 46202

Wishard Hospital
1001 West 10Th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202
Education:
Medical School
Indiana University / School of Medicine
Graduated: 1971
Medical School
Ind University Hosps
Graduated: 1972
Medical School
Ind University Hosps
Graduated: 1974
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Kenneth Aaron Haselby, Indianapolis IN

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Specialties:
Anesthesiology
Work:
Wishard Anesthesia
1001 W 10Th St, Indianapolis, IN 46202
Education:
Indiana University(1971)
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Kenneth A Haselby, Indianapolis IN

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Specialties:
Anesthesiologist
Address:
1001 W 10Th St, Indianapolis, IN 46202
Board certifications:
American Board of Anesthesiology Certification in Anesthesiology

Resumes

Resumes

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Professor Emeritus Anesthesiology

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Location:
Battle Ground, IN
Industry:
Higher Education
Work:
Med Institute Apr 2007 - Feb 2012
Research Scientist
Iupui Apr 2007 - Feb 2012
Professor Emeritus Anesthesiology
Indiana Univeristy School of Medicine Apr 1974 - Jul 2006
Anesthesiologist
Education:
Indiana University Bloomington 1966 - 1967
Doctor of Medicine, Doctorates, Medicine Purdue University 1959 - 1964
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering
Skills:
Cell Culture
Molecular Biology
Lifesciences
Statistics
Matlab
Microscopy
Biomaterials
Clinical Research
Research
Biotechnology
Science
Data Analysis
Clinical Trials
Confocal Microscopy
Cell
Neuroscience
Labview
Tissue Engineering
Spectroscopy

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Kenneth A. Haselby
Principal
K & C Haselby Farms, LLC
General Crop Farm
7901 Harrison Rd, Battle Ground, IN 47920
Kenneth Aaron Haselby
Kenneth Haselby MD
Anesthesiology
1001 W 10 St, Indianapolis, IN 46202
(317) 630-7525

Publications

Us Patents

Lubrication Apparatus For A Delivery And Deployment Device

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US Patent:
20090149938, Jun 11, 2009
Filed:
Dec 9, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/330833
Inventors:
David D. Grewe - West Lafayette IN, US
James D. Purdy - Lafayette IN, US
Kenneth Haselby - Battle Ground IN, US
David Brocker - Carmel IN, US
Assignee:
MED Institute, Inc. - West Lafayette IN
International Classification:
A61F 2/06
A61M 31/00
A61M 29/00
A61B 19/00
US Classification:
623 111, 604 60, 606191, 128898
Abstract:
A delivery and deployment device comprises a sheath having a proximal end, a distal end, and a lumen disposed therebetween; a dilator having a distal end slidingly disposed within the sheath lumen; a valve assembly comprising a valve housing affixed to the sheath and a valve disposed within the housing between the sheath and the dilator; and a valve lubrication mechanism disposed between the valve and the dilator.

Intravascular Device Attachment System Having Struts

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US Patent:
20110106115, May 5, 2011
Filed:
Jan 16, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/863034
Inventors:
Kenneth Haselby - Battle Ground IN, US
Brian D. Choules - Lafayette IN, US
Blayne A. Roeder - Lafayette IN, US
Richard B. Sisken - West Lafayette IN, US
David Eric Orr - Piedmont SC, US
James D. Purdy - Lafayette IN, US
Steven J. Charlesbois - West Lafayette IN, US
David D. Grewe - West Lafayette IN, US
Neal E. Fearnot - West Lafayette IN, US
Alan R. Leewood - Lafayette IN, US
Assignee:
MED INSTITUTE, INC. - West Lafayette IN
International Classification:
A61B 17/11
US Classification:
606151
Abstract:
An attachment system for attaching an intravascular device to a vessel wall of a body vessel is disclosed. The attachment system has an intravascular device having a first end and a second end. The intravascular device defines a longitudinal axis along a length thereof. Several struts are connected to one or more ends of the intravascular device. Each strut is configured to move along a strut path relative to the longitudinal axis between an expanded state for engaging the vessel wall and a collapsed state for delivery or retrieval. Each strut has a free end configured to engage the vessel wall in the expanded state.

Intravascular Device Attachment System Having Tubular Expandable Body

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US Patent:
20110106120, May 5, 2011
Filed:
Jan 16, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/863030
Inventors:
Kenneth Haselby - Battle Ground IN, US
Brian D. Choules - Lafayette IN, US
Blayne A. Roeder - Lafayette IN, US
Richard B. Sisken - West Lafayette IN, US
David Eric Orr - Piedmont SC, US
James D. Purdy - Lafayette IN, US
Steven J. Charlebois - West Lafayette IN, US
David D. Grewe - West Lafayette IN, US
Neal E. Fearnot - West Lafayette IN, US
Alan R. Leewood - Lafayette IN, US
Assignee:
MED INSTITUTE, INC. - West Lafayette IN
International Classification:
A61B 17/11
US Classification:
606153
Abstract:
An attachment system for attaching an intravascular device to a vessel wall of a body vessel is disclosed. The attachment system includes a tubular expandable body defining a lumen therethrough. The tubular expandable body is configured to move between an expanded state to contact the body vessel and a collapsed state for delivery or retrieval. The tubular expandable body is configured to contact the vessel wall along the length of the tubular expandable body in the expanded state when deployed in the body vessel. An intravascular device is held to the exterior side of the tubular expandable body and is configured to contact the vessel wall when the tubular expandable body is in the expanded state and the system is deployed within a body vessel.

Intravascular Device Attachment System Having Biological Material

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US Patent:
20110160844, Jun 30, 2011
Filed:
Jan 16, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/863038
Inventors:
Kenneth Haselby - Battle Ground IN, US
Brian D. Choules - Lafayette IN, US
Blayne A. Roeder - Lafayette IN, US
Richard B. Sisken - West Lafayette IN, US
David Eric Orr - Piedmont SC, US
James D. Purdy - Lafayette IN, US
Steven J. Charlebois - West Lafayette IN, US
David D. Grewe - West Lafayette IN, US
Neal E. Fearnot - West Lafayette IN, US
Alan R. Leewood - Lafayette IN, US
Assignee:
MED Institute Inc. - West Lafayette IN
International Classification:
A61F 2/84
US Classification:
623 136
Abstract:
An attachment system for attaching an intravascular device to a vessel wall of a body vessel is disclosed. The attachment system includes an intravascular device and biological attachment material connected to the intravascular device. The biological attachment material is configured to attach the intravascular device to the vessel wall.

Apparatus And Methods For Improved Stent Deployment

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US Patent:
20110178588, Jul 21, 2011
Filed:
Sep 4, 2009
Appl. No.:
13/062429
Inventors:
Kenneth Haselby - Battle Ground IN, US
International Classification:
A61F 2/84
US Classification:
623 111
Abstract:
Apparatus for facilitating deployment of a an implantable medical device includes a control member () having at least one tine member (-). A proximal region (-) of at least one of the tine members (-) is configured to engage an associated portion of a stent (). In use, the control member () comprises a contracted delivery configuration in which the proximal region of the at least one of the tine member (-) is radially contracted, to radially constrain the associated portion of the stent (). The control member () also comprises an expanded configuration in which the proximal region of the at least one of the tine member (-) expands radially outward relative to the central longitudinal axis to allow the stent to engage a body passage. The proximal region of the at least one tine member (-) is selectively movable an incremental amount between the contracted and expanded configurations, in radially inward and outward directions, to facilitate positioning of the stent () within the body passage.

Coated Medical Devices And Methods

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US Patent:
20120116503, May 10, 2012
Filed:
Jul 13, 2010
Appl. No.:
13/383567
Inventors:
David D. Grewe - West Lafayette IN, US
Kenneth Haselby - Battle Ground IN, US
Keith Milner - West Lafayette IN, US
Assignee:
Med Institute, LLC - Lafayette, IN
International Classification:
A61F 2/82
B23P 11/00
B23P 25/00
US Classification:
623 146, 29458, 29428
Abstract:
The invention relates to medical device systems that include a delivery instrument comprising a sheath having an abluminal surface and a luminal surface; a radially-expandable frame disposed at least partially within the sheath, the frame having an abluminal surface at least partially in contact with the luminal surface of the sheath, and a luminal surface defining a sub-stantially cylindrical lumen; and a fine powder coating disposed on at least one of the abluminal surface of the frame and the luminal surface of the sheath. The invention also relates to methods of manufacturing, loading, and delivering the coated medical devices.

Coring Tissue Biopsy Needle And Method Of Use

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US Patent:
20120157880, Jun 21, 2012
Filed:
Dec 14, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/325662
Inventors:
Kenneth Haselby - Battle Ground IN, US
David Eric Orr - Piedmont SC, US
James D. Purdy - Lafayette IN, US
Carl Agnew - West Lafayette IN, US
Assignee:
Cook Medical Technologies LLC - Bloomington IN
International Classification:
A61B 10/02
US Classification:
600567
Abstract:
Biopsy devices and methods are provided for collecting a sufficiently-sized tissue sample from a region at a known distance by boring into the sample region using simultaneous axial and rotational movement and providing a reduced risk of: over-passing or under-passing the sample sought, injury and trauma to the surrounding tissue area, having to stick the patient more than once, sample contamination, and the user's exposure to sharps.

Electrospun Patterned Stent Graft Covering

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US Patent:
20130122248, May 16, 2013
Filed:
Nov 14, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/295589
Inventors:
Kenneth A. Haselby - Battle Ground IN, US
Keith R. Milner - West Lafayette IN, US
Sara M. Sherman - Lafayette IN, US
Seoggwan Kim - West Lafayette IN, US
Richard A. Swift - South Bend IN, US
Assignee:
Cook Medical Technologies LLC - Bloomington IN
International Classification:
B32B 3/10
B29C 35/08
B29C 47/08
US Classification:
428131, 264466, 4251746
Abstract:
An endoluminal prosthesis and systems and methods for making the prosthesis are provided. In one example, a patterned graft material for a prosthesis includes a network of electrospun fibers. The network of electrospun fibers may include a plurality of continuous electrospun fibers. The fibers may be collected on a collector plate using an electrospinning process to form the network of fibers. The patterned graft material also may include a plurality of openings in the network of electrospun fibers. The plurality of openings may be arranged in a pattern. The network of electrospun fibers may include a plurality of edges, each surrounding a corresponding one of the plurality of openings. Each of the plurality of edges may include at least one electrospun fiber of the network of electrospun fibers. A majority of the electrospun fibers of the plurality of edges may be continuous at the edges.
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