Neurology & Neurosurgery – MD Update

Neurology Neurology & Neurosurgery Special Section

Moving Forward

December 1, 2016July 20, 2017 Melissa Zoeller botulinum toxin injection, brain, brain stimulation program, brain stimulation surgery, buddy, center serve patient, certified rehabilitation counselor, chairman of neurological surgery, chronic disability, clinic, clinic 's expand patient volume, clinic coordinator, complex patient, DBS, deep brain stimulation program, deep brain stimulation surgery, Diane Stretz-Thurmond, director of the clinic, director of the U, disorder, dystonia, fascinate thing, field of movement disorder, Frazier Rehab, Frazier Rehab institute, functional movement disorder, gait disorder, good cope skill, graduate of the university of Kentucky college, holiday, human motor control lab, Huntington, Huntington 's disease, Huntington 's disease clinic, improve patient 's motor, inception of the movement disorder clinic, influence change people 's life, inpatient rehabilitation program, Joseph Neimat, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, LaFaver, Louisville Kathrin LaFaver, Mark Hallett, Md., medical director of the deep brain stimulation program, medication, member of the movement disorder clinic team, motor, motor control lab, motor reprogramme, movement disorder, movement disorder clinic, movement disorder clinic team, movement disorder fellowship, multidisciplinary team philosophy, neurodegenerative, neurodegenerative disorder, neurology, neurology residency, neurosurgical intervention, NIH clinical center, normal motor control, Ore. holiday, Parkinson, Parkinson 's disease, patient 's motor, patient day, patient referral, photo, physician movement disorder clinic, Physicians-Parkinson, Physicians-Parkinson 's disease, plethora of resource, program coordinator, program use strategy, psychological makeup, Raymond Lee Lebby, Raymond Lee Lebby chair, Raymond Lee Lebby chair of Parkinson 's disease research, reality maker, referral, rehab service, rehabilitation counselor, RN, social worker, specific influence change people 's life, state outside of Kentucky, stimulation, Stretz-Thurmond, surgery, team philosophy, therapist, tremor, U, variety of movement disorder, Victoria holiday

LOUISVILLE Kathrin LaFaver, MD, has always been amazed with the human brain. And now, as the Raymond Lee Lebby chair

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Focus on Neurology

December 1, 2015July 20, 2017 Jill Debolt aggressive therapy, AIN, Anderson, Anderson serve, being part, blocker, busy neurology practice, certified multidisciplinary MS center, certified principal investigator, challenge of complex neurology case, chronic neurological condition, clinical trial, cognitive rehab, complex neurology case, cutting-edge of the new treatment option, demyelization, demyelization of the nerve fiber sheath, dopamine, early referral, eastern half of Kentucky, Everman, game changer, game-changing, game-changing treatment, general neurology practice, Gregory Anderson, health neurology, healthcare, healthcare population, high enroll site, importance of early referral, independent AIN clinical research division, investigator, Kentucky, Kentucky native, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KentuckyOne health network, KentuckyOne health neurology associate, KentuckyOne neurology associate, Lemtrada, Lexington neurologist, medical director, medication, migraine, MS, MS center, multiple sclerosis, Nancy heckler, nerve fiber sheath, neurologist, neurology, neurology case, neurology practice, neurology research center, neurology residency, new onset weakness, new treatment, Nicole Everman, nurse navigator, onset weakness, Parkinson, Parkinson 's disease, physician, physician involvement, physician leadership, physician market leader, quality of life, recent FDA approval, recent FDA approval of Lemtrada, recent personal goal, research center, research division, residency, sclerosis, suite, support patient, therapy, transformation of healthcare, treatment of Ms., treatment option, university of Kentucky, wellness approach

LEXINGTON Neurologists have much hope to offer patients with chronic neurological conditions by using new and aggressive therapies that significantly

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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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Combating the Pain

January 15, 2015December 28, 2017 Sarah Wilder allergy, Allergy & Immunology, Botox, botulinum, botulinum toxin, botulinum toxin injection, bruxism, cervical disc disease, chronic intractable migraine, chronic migraine, clinic, common comorbidity, comorbidity, control of the migraine, deformity, diagnosis of chronic intractable migraine, diet counsel, disc, disc disease, disorder, E., Eliza, Eliza E., environmental allergy, fibromyalgia, gain pain control, headache, injection, Lexington, Lexington clinic neurologist, medical comorbidity, medically-refractory migraine patient, medication, migraine, migraine management, migraine sufferer, multisystem assessment, myofascial, myofascial pain, nerve, neurological evaluation, neurological evaluation of the patient, neurologist, neurolysis, new treatment, occipital nerve blockade, pain, physician, positive effect, protocol, referral, Robertson, sinus, sinus disease, sinus treatment, sleep, spasticity, spinal deformity, sufferer, technique of occipital nerve blockade, temporomandibular dysfunction, time pain management, TMJ, toxin, treatment of chronic migraine, trigger point injection

LEXINGTON The approach to patients with chronic intractable migraine typically reaches well beyond the medicine bottle. These patients, by definition,

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Georgetown Welcomes New Doctor to Lead Neurology Department

January 15, 2015December 28, 2017 Jim Kelsey addition of Dr. Melissa Smith, addition of Dr. Smith, Alzheimer, ancillary test, CEO of Georgetown community hospital, community need, cure, Dayton center, dementia, disorder, Dr. Melissa Smith, Dr. Michael Valle, Dr. Smith, extensive practical train, formal department, GCH, general neurology, Georgetown, Georgetown community hospital, Georgetown neurology, haugh, Neurodiagnostics, Neurologic disorder, neurology, neurology department, new service line, osteopathic train, Parkinson, residency director, service line, smith, top area, university trainer, William Haugh

When William Haugh, CEO of Georgetown Community Hospital (GCH), met with his staff regarding the community needs and service lines

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