genicular – MD Update

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No Pain? Big Gain!

December 1, 2017February 9, 2018 Jim Kelsey anesthesia portion, average age of the patient present, bad misperception, baptist health, BHMG, BHMG pain management practice, big gain, Botox, chronic pain, cord stimulation, epidural, epidural space, generalized pain medication, genicular, genicular nerve block, good option, good solution, group pain management, head pain, injection, knee, Kristal Wilson, large joint pain, location of the pain, Louisville, Louisville school, medical group pain management, medication, migraine, nerve, Opioid, opioid medication, opioid therapy, opioid therapy remains, opioids, pain, pain clinic, pain management, pain psychologist, pain relief, people need help, pill mill, psychological component, psychologist, referral, scope of the BHMG pain management practice, source of the pain, spinal cord stimulation, steroid, steroid injection, therapy, type of psychological component, university of Louisville school of medicine, Wilson

LOUISVILLE “Where does it hurt?” That’s the common question asked of someone in pain. Medical professionals naturally follow up with

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Pain Management Special Section

A New Era in Pain Management is Brought on by New Technology

February 1, 2017July 17, 2017 Gil Dunn ablation, anesthesiology, area of pain, Axium, Axium™ Neurostimulator, Axium™ Neurostimulator system, cancer pain patient, Care, clinic, collection of sensory nerve, common presentation of pain, complex regional pain syndrome, comprehensive pain care, cord, cord stimulation, cord stimulator, CRPS, degeneration of the spine, dorsal root ganglion, DRG, DRG stimulation, FDA, FDA approval, final FDA approval, game changer, ganglion, genicular, genicular nerve ablation, hand of interventional pain management physician, interventional nerve block, interventional pain management physician, Joseph, Joseph hospital, Karim Rasheed, Kentucky medical center, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health pain, knee, knee replacement surgery, mixture of opioid, modality, myofascial, neck, nerve, nerve block, neuropathic condition, next generation of spinal cord stimulation, non-opioid, non-opioid treatment, oral-facial pain, orthopedic surgeon, osteoarthritis, pain, pain blockage, pain care, pain clinic, pain management, pain management physician, pain relief, pain syndrome, physical therapy, precise lead, Rasheed, Rasheed 's practice, relief, root ganglion, specific region of the spinal cord, spinal cord, spinal cord stimulator, St. Jude, St. Jude medical website, stimulation, stimulator, surgery, syndrome, targeted pain blockage, therapy, traditional spinal cord stimulation, treat neck, university of Kentucky medical center

LEXINGTON After nearly 25 years of medical training and practice, Karim Rasheed, MD, knows a game changer when he sees

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Special Section

Innovation and Individualization

February 1, 2017 Donna Ison alternative measure, anesthesiology, breakthrough treatment, Brian Derhake, chronic pain, clinic, common culprit, complete comprehensive pain care, cord stimulation, cycle of hopelessness, Derhake, Derhake pride, devastate disease process cause severe chronic pain, excite innovation, genicular, genicular nerve block, healthcare advocate, importance of a strong referral network, individualization, Jewish hospital, lesioning, Md. Derhake, nerve, neuropathway, non-opioid, non-opioid medication, outpatient pain clinic, pain, pain care, pain clinic, pain institute, pain management, pain management technique, physician, premier pain clinic, procedure, radiofrequency lesioning, referral network, Shelbyville, spinal cord stimulation, strong referral network, surgical recommendation, total knee replacement surgery, traditional injection, ultrasound-guided procedure, wide range of therapeutic procedure

LOUISVILLE With the rise in life expectancy, stress, and obesity, pain is incredibly common. According to researchers at the National

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