neuroscience – MD Update

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An Astounding Day in Stroke Care

December 1, 2015January 20, 2017 Jennifer S. Newton Abou-Chebl, Abou-Chebl point, Alex Abou-Chebl, anti-coagulants, appendage, astound day, atrial fibrillation, baptist health, baptist neuroscience associate, blockage, blockage of an artery, blood clot, brain, brain tissue, category of stroke patient, clinical trial present overwhelm evidence, clot, day of fatalism, endovascular, endovascular therapy, endovascular treatment, endovascular treatment of stroke, fibrillation, guideline, hemorrhage, high risk of mortality, history of clinical medicine, improve stroke outcome, included patient, international stroke conference, interventional neurologist, intracerebral, intracerebral hemorrhage, ischemic, large vessel stroke, lead cause, lead cause of death, Louisville, major deficit, medical director of stroke, mortality, neurological outcome, neurologist, neuroscience, neuroscience associate, new standard, new standard of care, new treatment evolve, occlusion, onset, outcome, overwhelm benefit, retriever, risk of stroke, select patient, standard of care, stent, stent retriever, stroke, stroke account, stroke care, stroke conference, stroke mortality, stroke onset, stroke outcome, stroke patient, therapy, tissue, tPA, treatment evolve, trial present, type of stroke account, use of endovascular treatment, vessel stroke

LOUISVILLE The days of fatalism in stroke care are long gone, or at least they should be, according to Alex

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Neurology Neurology & Neurosurgery Uncategorized

Paving the Road to Intervention

January 15, 2015December 28, 2017 Jennifer S. Newton Abou-Chebl, adequate stroke care, adult disability, Alex Abou-Chebl, baptist health, baptist neuroscience associate, brain, brain tissue, care neurology, Cleveland, Cleveland clinic, clinic, complexity of the brain, comprehensive stroke care, critical care neurology, CT, door-to-tPA, door-to-tPA time, Dr. Alex Abou-Chebl, Dr. Alex Abou-Chebl help, effective stroke treatment, embolectomy, field of interventional neurology, good program, image001 courtesy, intervention, interventional neurologist, interventional neurology, lack of effective treatment, lack of therapy, lead cause, lead cause of adult disability, Louisville, mechanical embolectomy, neurologist, neurology, neuroradiologists, neuroscience, neuroscience associate, neurosurgeon, onset, phase of care, pursuit of comprehensive stroke care, risk of die, scan, stroke, stroke belt, stroke care, stroke onset, stroke patient, stroke treatment, thrombolysis, tissue, tPA, trained neurologist, world-class, world-class stroke program

LOUISVILLE If you ask Alex Abou-Chebl, MD, interventional neurologist with Baptist Neuroscience Associates, part of Baptist Health Louisville, the secret

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News – Jul 2014

July 1, 2014 MD-Update Staff Abou-Chebl, advanced neurosurgery, Ambati, AMD, American college, American college of Gastroenterology, American society, American society of gastrointestinal Endoscopy, American society of study of liver disease, APRN, baptist health, baptist health center, baptist neuroscience associate welcome, blindness, board-certified, cardiology, Care, chief health integration officer, CHIO, churchman avenue, clinic, Cole, completed medical school, COO, degeneration, disorder, E., EMGs, fellow of the American college of physician, fellowship, gastroenterology, gastrointestinal Endoscopy, Gibson, Harlem hospital, health center, health integration officer, heart clinic, heart clinic of Louisville, Hebron Lane, integration, Jewish south, Kapur, Kentucky, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KentuckyOne health cardiology associate, KentuckyOne health neurology associate, Knox soldier, Kresge, Kresge way, L., lateral sclerosis, Louisville, Louisville Ashok Kapur, Louisville market, Louisville Wayne Gibson, Mayo clinic graduate school, Mayo clinic graduate school of medicine, medical center, medical group, medicine, member of the American medical association, member of the American society of nuclear cardiology, Myers, NCVs, neurologic group practice, neurologist, neurology, neuroscience, neuroscience associate, neuroscience associate welcome, neurosurgery, News, NIH, nuclear cardiology, ophthalmology, Oropilla, physician, pioneer, pioneer award, PSC, sclerosis, SHEPHERDSVILLE Joseph Oropilla, solo-cardiology, solo-cardiology practice, start satellite clinic, stroke, suite, suite 102, suite 201, suite 208, U of L., university of Kentucky, university of Louisville, university of Miami school of medicine, visual science, west Hebron Lane

Gibson joins Kentuckyone Health Medical Group LOUISVILLE Wayne Gibson, MD, has joined the KentuckyOne Health Medical Group. The cardiologist is

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Special Section

Concussions: Myths vs. Facts

June 1, 2013 Jennifer S. Newton adolescent, athlete, athletic trainer, baptist Eastpoint, baptist health, baptist health 's new sport medicine facility, baptist neuroscience associate, bone-crushing, bone-crushing tackle, brain, brain injury program, case of whiplash, CHAD’S, CHAD’S mood, cognitive disturbance, common symptom, common symptom of concussion, concussion, concussion program, concussion recovery, concussion specialist, disruption of the brain 's function, dizziness, Eicher, exist infrastructure of orthopedist, eye stop, fatigue, headache, injury, jar of the brain, Louisville, medicine, military injury, military injury of modern time, nausea, neurologist, neuroscience, neuroscience associate, obvious injury, ocular motor dysfunction, orthopedist, physician, sleep, sleep disruption act, speech therapist, sport medicine doctor, sport medicine facility, strong left hook, symptom, term concussion, therapist, therapy, Tracy Eicher, trainer, traumatic brain injury program, type of obvious injury, type of traumatic brain injury, vestibular disturbance, vestibular rehab program, vestibular symptom, vestibular therapy, windshield-cracking, windshield-cracking automobile accident, Wright-Patterson medical center

LOUISVILLE A strong left hook in the boxing ring. A bone-crushing tackle on the football field. A windshield-cracking automobile accident.

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News – Feb 2013

February 1, 2013March 22, 2017 MD-Update Staff $, Ambati, APRN, associate prospect, baptist medical associate, baptist medical associate prospect, baptist OB, Beaumont facility, blockage, blood transfusion, brain, C., cancer, Care, Care center, cath, CBH, certification, chief nurse officer, davenport, diabetes, Diabetes & Endocrinology, Dorsey, Dorsey plaza, EKG, Ephraim McDowell, Ephraim McDowell health, Ephraim McDowell regional medical center, FACP, Frazier Rehab, Frazier Rehab institute, glioblastoma, glioblastoma brain tumor, glioblastomas, graduate of the university of Louisville school, GYN associate, Hamad, Hanson, heart attack, internal medicine, internal medicine internship, internal medicine residency, internship, Jewish hospital, Jewish orthopaedic Care, Jewish physician group, Kentucky, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, kraut, Kresge, Kresge way, Lexington, Lexington central baptist hospital, Louisville, Louisville hospital, Louisville school, M., Mandzy, medical director, medicine, medicine internship, medicine residency, Middletown, NCCN, NCCN Arp, NCCN member institution, NEA-BC, neuroscience, Neurostimulator, new Beaumont facility, News, Norton, Norton cancer institute, Norton neuroscience institute, NovoTTF-100A, NovoTTF-100A system, NovoTTF-100A technology, nurse, nurse practitioner, ophthalmology, PA-C, permanent device, physician, physician assistant, primary brain tumor, protocol, recurrent glioblastoma brain tumor, residency, sham, Shelbyville, STEMI, STEMI network, surgery, Sutkamp, Texas health resource, total blockage, transfusion, tumor, university of Louisville, university of Louisville hospital

Hamad and Shams join Baptist Medical Associates Prospect PROSPECT Mitra Shams, MD, and Reem Hamad, MD, have joined Baptist Medical

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Special Section

Toxin Reaps Results

December 1, 2012 Jennifer S. Newton acute care, baptist hospital east 's stroke, baptist neuroscience associate, baptist neuroscience associate neurologist, Botox, botulinum, botulinum toxin, cervical dystonia, chronic migraine, cosmetic application, cosmetic application of Botox, David Salvatore, depression, Dr. David Salvatore, Dr. David Salvatore use, dystonia, effect of stroke, episode of general hospital, excessive salivate, extensive train, eyelid spasm, facial rejuvenation, FDA, frown line, historical description of an FDA-approved, limb, limb spasticity, line treatment, Louisville poison, low limb spasticity, medical director of baptist hospital east 's stroke, medical use, medication, migraine, muscle, muscle relaxer, neurologic, neurologist, neurology, neuroscience, neuroscience associate, neuroscience associate neurologist, outcome, physician, post-stroke, Post-Stroke Care, post-stroke depression, quality of life, recognized brand of botulinum toxin, Salvatore, side effect, small amount of the toxin, spasm, spasticity, strabismus, stroke, stroke patient, toxin, upper limb spasticity

LOUISVILLE Poison, paralysis, and facial rejuvenation. It sounds more like an episode of General Hospital than the historical description of

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Planning for the Future

October 1, 2012January 20, 2017 Kenneth C. Wilson, MD accountable care, accountable care organization, ACO, ACOs, bladder, bladder problem, broad value equation, Brookings-Dartmouth, C., Care, Care design, care model, care organization, child 's hospital, clinical effectiveness, comprehensive woman, creation of the woman 's program, digital publisher, disorder, Dr. Kenneth, Dr. Kenneth C., early intervention, eat disorder, economic side, economic side of healthcare, effectiveness, expansion of hospital-based service, fee-for-service, fee-for-service system, folk, headache, healthcare, healthcare organization, hospital fit, hospital-based service, intervention, Kenneth, leadership mean, life train, Louisville, Medicare, Megan, Megan C., migraine, neuroscience, new hospital fit, new woman, Norton, Norton 's Kenneth, Norton Healthcare, Norton Healthcare 's Kenneth, Norton Healthcare physician, old suburban hospital, organization 's accountable care model, organizational design, overlap trend, overlap trend of healthcare reform, physician, physician alignment, physician executive, physician leader, physician manager, provider organization, purpose of clinical effectiveness, quality of life, radiation exposure, real sign of the time, safety of care, sf tower, sharp end of care, specialty, St. Matthews area, strong service, sustainable cost, system of care, system of Care design, total cost, total cost of care, value equation, value-based future, vice president of clinical effectiveness, Wilson, woman 's program

LOUISVILLE On September 13, Norton Healthcare broke ground on a new 100,000 sf tower to convert the old Suburban Hospital

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News – May 2012

May 1, 2012 MD-Update Staff A., abatacept, acclaim, acclaim study, accreditation, ACEP, American college, anesthesia, anesthesia residency, Anthony George Jr., Approval™, baptist center, baptist east, baptist medical associate, baptist surgical associate, board-eligible, breast, breast center, cardiology, cardiology fellowship, cardiology of Kentucky, central baptist hospital, central Kentucky surgery, Charlotte Ipsan, clinic, clinical trial, da, Danville, designation, disease-modifying, Dr. Barnett, Eastpoint parkway, emergency, emergency medicine, emergency physician, EMRMC, Ephraim McDowell, FACC, fellow of the American college of cardiology, fellowship, general surgery, general surgery group, gold seal, gold seal of Approval™, graduate of the university of Louisville school, internal medicine, interventional pain, interventional pain management, Ipsan, joint commission, Kentucky, Kentucky surgery, Kosair, Kosair child, Kosair child 's hospital, Kresge way, Lexington, Lexington clinic, Louisville, Louisville Darel Barnett, Louisville hospital, Louisville Peter Conway, Louisville school, medicine, MS, multiple sclerosis, musculoskeletal, musculoskeletal ultrasound, NAPBC, neuroscience, News, Norton, Norton Healthcare, Norton neuroscience institute, Norton suburban hospital, nurse, pain, pain management, pediatric service, physician, residency, robotic, sclerosis, spokesperson, spokesperson of the year, sport medicine, St. Matthews, Stanton, surgeon, surgery, surgery group, treatment option, ultrasound, university of Louisville, university of Louisville hospital, vice president, Vinci®, Washington University-Barnes, Washington University-Barnes Jewish hospital, weight loss surgery, weight-loss

Barnett joins Baptist Medical Associates LOUISVILLE Darel Barnett, MD, pain management, has joined the Baptist Center for Pain Control at

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News – Feb 2012

February 1, 2012 MD-Update Staff A., anesthesia, anthem, anti-FGF, anti-FGF agent dovitinib, APRN, arteriosclerosis, atrial fibrillation, ATVB, Bailey, baptist Healthcare system, baptist medical associate, Bellarmine, biology, cancer, cardiology, cardiology lab, Champion, Champion award, CIO, clinical oncology program, commonwealth neuroscience center, Danville Ephraim McDowell, Danville Ephraim McDowell health, Darnell, Daugherty, Dixie, dovitinib, Drs., editor-in-chief, Elizabeth, Elizabeth hospital, Ephraim McDowell, Ephraim McDowell health, family medicine, fellow investigator, fibrillation, gastrointestinal cancer, hack, healthcare, healthcare system, hybrid operate room, improvement, investigator, IT, Jewish hospital, JHSMH, John Villano, journal, Kentucky, Kentucky Markey, Kentucky Markey cancer center, Kentucky woman, KMA, lab, Lexington two, Lexington two new specialist, Louisville, Louisville surgical associate, Lowell Anthony, Lucas, lung, lung association, lung health, Markey, Markey 's team, Mary, medicine, Mohsin, Neuro-Oncology, Neuro-Oncology specialist, neuroendocrine, neuroendocrine tumor, neuroendocrine tumor patient, neuroscience, News, Norton Healthcare, Norton Healthcare facility, oncology, oncology program, oncology team, PhD, physician, procedure, quality improvement committee, Shelbyville, SMEH, specialist, specialty, specialty center, st, thrombosis, TKI258, treatment of neuroendocrine tumor, tumor, UK college, UK college of medicine, university of Kentucky Markey cancer center, vascular biology, warfarin

Neuroendocrine and Neuro-Oncology Specialists Join Markey’s Team LEXINGTON Two new specialists have joined the oncology team at the University of

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