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Expanding the Space for Babies In-Utero

June 1, 2022June 22, 2022 Gil Dunn ACOG website, adjustment, adjustment protocol, almond-shaped watermelon, associated muscle group, athlete, baby, back pain, back talk chiropractic, bone structure coordinate, breech, breech birth, cake, cake layer, certification, chiropractic, chiropractic medicine, chiropractic technique help woman, chiropractor, correct position, DACBSP®, daughter 's difficult birth, DC, delivery, delivery experience, feet-first delivery, five-tiered, gentle adjustment, gentle adjustment of a woman 's pelvis, hormone-induced, hormone-induced secretion, image001 photo, In-Utero, labor canal, Larry Webster, layer of cake, layer of Jell-O, Lexington, Lexington imagine, ligament, low-back pain, movement of the baby, muscle, muscle group, optimal delivery experience, optimal vertex presentation, optimal vertex presentation of posterior facing, pain, pelvic bone structure coordinate, pelvis, percent of birth, posterior facing, pre-labor, pre-labor stability, pregnancy, pregnant woman, pregnant woman 's body, probability of a breech birth, proprietary method, proprietary method of care, proprietor of back talk chiropractic, sacrum, soft connective tissue, spinal compression, spine, talk chiropractic, tendon, Tolson, uterine constraint, vertex, vertex presentation, walk balance act, Webster, Webster 's theory, Webster technique, woman 's pelvis, woman carry

LEXINGTON Imagine a five-tiered wedding cake with all the trimmings. Then imagine that in between the layers of cake are

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Norton Healthcare Teams Up for Cardiac Care with Athletes

February 1, 2021April 14, 2021 Sara Thompson aftermath of COVID-19, athlete, Bellarmine, Bellarmine university, Bellarmine university athletics, cardiologist, cardiology service, COVID-19, COVID-19 recovery, COVID-19 virus, El-Refai, G., heart damage, heart muscle, inflammation, interventional cardiologist, long-term scar, Louisville, MBA, mostafa, mostafa O., MS, myocarditis, Norton, Norton Healthcare, Norton Healthcare 's network, Norton Healthcare 's network of specialty care, Norton heart, Norton orthopedic institute, Norton sport health, O., official health care provider, official health care provider of the Louisville cardinal, official sport health provider, physician, program 's liaison, provider, Robin G., Scotty newcomer, severe symptom, sign of heart damage, sport health provider, sport medicine physician, student-athletes, symptom, university of Louisville, vascular institute

LOUISVILLE A collaboration between Norton Healthcare, the University of Louisville and Bellarmine University aims to evaluate student-athletes for heart damage

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His Big Break

August 1, 2020October 19, 2020 Jim Kelsey American sport medicine institute, arthritic disease, arthritis, Arthroscopy, athlete, big break, bone, care of young athlete, construction while, double-majored, gel, general orthopedics, good treatment option, hip arthroscopy, hip joint preservation procedure, image001 photo, industrial athlete, injection, John lair, joint replacement, Josh Adams, knee, knee arthritis, knee replacement, list of after-work activity, Logan, Logan mast, Louisville, Louisville many people struggle, Louisville school, mast, mast 's broken bone, mast double-majored, medicine, orthopedic fellowship, orthopedic residency, orthopedic sport medicine physician, orthopedics, orthopedist, pain, pain relief, patient 's idea, patient 's idea of a successful outcome, played club rugby, preservation procedure, productive level, productive level of activity, PRP, replacement, sport medicine, sport medicine institute, sport medicine physician, treatment option, university of Louisville school of medicine, UofL Health-Sports, UofL Health-Sports medicine, Vanderbilt, young athlete, young Logan

LOUISVILLE Many people struggle for years trying to figure out what they want to do with their lives. That’s not

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Trading Pigs for Pigskin

August 1, 2020October 19, 2020 Jim Kelsey acute injury, arthroscopic surgery reconstruct ligament, athlete, athlete present, cartilage, cartilage injury, clinic see patient, department 's faculty, diagnosis, Douglas, Douglas 's middle-aged patient, Dr. Lonnie Douglas, Dr. Lonnie Douglas 's career path, EKU, EKU farm, former play day, image001 photo, image002 photo, injury, James Andrews, Josh Adams, Kentucky, ligament, locker, locker room, Lonnie Douglas, Louisville, Louisville football team, Louisville locker room, Louisville school, medicine, meniscus tear, middle-aged, middle-aged individual, motivated group, motivated group of patient, nag issue, one-time aspire veterinarian, orthopedic department, photo, pig, pre-veterinary degree path, PRP, pure sport medicine, restore cartilage, small percentage of time, smell of pig, smell of the turf, sport medicine, sport medicine physician, surgery, trade pig, treat athlete, university of Louisville football team, university of Louisville school of medicine, UofL, UofL health, whiff of a locker room, wool team doc, young athlete, young athlete present, young patient

LOUISVILLE Locker rooms are seldom renowned for their pleasant odors, but then again, neither are pig pens. While one-time aspiring

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Advanced Orthopedic Care Hinges on Skill, Technology, Trust

September 1, 2019October 28, 2019 Menisa Marshall ACL, ACL knee injury, ACLs relative, advanced orthopedic Care hinge, age 60, arthritis, Arthroscopic, arthroscopic procedure, athlete, build trust, care of high-level athlete, care option, conservative management option, cortisol injection, cuff, Duany, finger-sized, finger-sized incision, G., general orthopedic issue, good result, incision, Indiana, injured shoulder repair, injury, invasive surgical technique, joint replacement surgery, knee, male-dominated sport account, medicine, misconception people, non-sport-related, non-sport-related injury, Norton, Norton orthopedic institute, Norton sport health, Nyagon, Nyagon G., orthopedic care option, orthopedic surgeon, orthopedist, patient return, procedure, recovery, replacement surgery, rotator, shoulder, shoulder repair, shoulder rotator cuff repair, skilled team, skilled team of orthopedist, small finger-sized incision, sport injury, sports-related injury, surgery, tackle myth, therapy, trust, typical orthopedic patient, typical replacement candidate, unstable movement

LOUISVILLE Spend time talking with Nyagon G. Duany, MD, and it’s easy to see why she has a passion for

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Complementary Care 

The Role of Sports Chiropractic

September 1, 2019October 28, 2019 Tamera Tolson, DC, DACBSP® advantage of chiropractic care, apply oxygen, athlete, athlete 's health, CCSP®, certified chiropractic sport physician, chiropractic, chiropractic board, chiropractic sport physician, chiropractor, concussion, DACBSP®, detailed question, Diplomate American chiropractic board, Diplomate American chiropractic board of sport, doctor of chiropractic medicine, exercise, exercise prescription, faulty body mechanics, former athlete, Gil Dunn Tamera Tolson, image001 photo, injury, Kentucky, level of athlete, medicine, neurologist, nutritional need, Olympic elite athlete, orthopedist, over-use injury, patient 's musculoskeletal, physical therapist, physician, physicians-, post-doctoral education, postgraduate classroom hour, PPE, proper orthopedic test, provide excellence, recovery, rehabilitation exercise, role of sport chiropractic, specialization of sport medicine topic, specialized group of chiropractor, spine board, sport chiropractic, sport chiropractor, sport chiropractor work, sport injury diagnosis, sport medicine, sport medicine provider, sport medicine topic, sport physician, sport-specific, state regulation permit, symptom, Tamera Tolson, tee-ball toddler, therapist, treatment of athlete, weakness, written project requirement

LEXINGTON Whether working with an Olympic elite athlete or a tee-ball toddler, sports medicine providers have a huge impact on

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U of L Sports Medicine Doctor Promotes Platelet-Rich Plasma for Chronic and Acute Injuries

September 1, 2018November 9, 2018 Holly Hinson 70, 70 year old patient, associate fellowship director, athlete, Brittney Richardson, care office, care sport medicine, care sport medicine arena, care sport medicine fellowship director, clinic, clinic 's medical director, degenerative type condition, fellowship, fellowship director, fellowship year, growth plate injury, image001 photo, injection, injury, insurance company, Jessica R., Katherine Pohlgeers, Louisville, medicine, natural heal, new modality, osteoarthritis, physician, Platelet-Rich plasma, Pohlgeers, Pohlgeers work, primary care office, primary care sport medicine, primary care sport medicine arena, primary care sport medicine fellowship director, procedure, PRP, PRP injection, R., rich plasma, Ron Harrison, see patient, see sport medicine patient, shot, sport clinic 's repertoire, sport medicine doctor, sport medicine patient, steroid, steroid injection, steroid shot, Stumbo, surgery, team physician, type condition, U, use injection of the patient 's, variety of patient

LOUISVILLE When Katherine Pohlgeers, MD, started medical school at the University of Louisville, she didn’t even know there was a

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He Feels Your Pain

September 1, 2018November 9, 2018 Jim Kelsey ACL, ACL reconstruction, ACL surgery, ACL tear, arthritis, arthroscopic treatment, arthroscopic treatment of the shoulder, athlete, bone, bone block, college soccer player, cuff, cutoff, Dr. shah, Emory, Emory university, former college soccer player, general orthopedics, Georgia tech university, Georgia tech university 's athletic team, Gil Dunn, graft, image001 photo, image002 photo, Jay, Jay shah, joint preservation, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KentuckyOne orthopedic associate, knee, medicine, non-surgical, orthopedic associate, pain, patella, patellar, procedure, quad, quad tendon graft, reconstruction, regional flavor, repaired joint, rotator, shah, shah 's patient population, shah estimate, soccer, soft tissue reconstruction, sport medicine, sport medicine fellowship, sport medicine patient, sport medicine practice, sport medicine specialist, subspecialty, surgery, tendon, therapy, tissue reconstruction, UK college of medicine

LONDON/RICHMOND, KY It’s important for any physician to be able to communicate expectations to their patients. In some cases, that’s

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Enhanced Competence Leads to Enhanced Care

December 1, 2017February 9, 2018 Tanzi Merritt adult, American academy, American academy of developmental medicine, area of the healthcare system, aspect of the program, athlete, athlete-leaders, care of individual, caregiver, Chandan, clinical provider train, clinician, cohort, curriculum, curriculum initiative, dentistry, developmental disability, developmental medicine, disability, elective, enhanced competence lead, field of developmental medicine, good train, healthcare, healthcare system, IDD, IDD-focused curriculum, inclusive health, initiative, internship, lack of clinical provider train, lifespan, Louisville, MedFest, medical student, medical student much-needed education, medicine, national curriculum initiative, NCIDM, Olympics, Olympics athlete, Olympics international, Photovoice, Photovoice program, Priya Chandan, provider, provider train, SOI, special Olympics, special Olympics athlete, special Olympics international, student much-needed education, university of Louisville

LOUISVILLE Growing up, Priya Chandan, MD, MPH, watched her older brother, who has Down syndrome, navigate the world and witnessed

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Just an Arm’s Length and a Day Away

August 1, 2017 Jim Kelsey 23, 23 hour hospital stay, 23 hour stay, anesthesia, arm 's length, arthritis, Arthroscopic, athlete, baseball, comfortable discharge, cuff, day of lengthy hospital stay, elbow, elbow injury, elbow procedure, extremity, extremity procedure, extremity surgery, Florida orthopedic institute, Harreld, hospital stay, incision, infection drop, injury, joint replacement, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, Kevin Harreld, large open incision, lengthy hospital stay, Louisville, Louisville school, majority of orthopedic surgeon, orthopedic associate, orthopedic surgeon, orthopedic surgical residency, orthopedics, outpatient, pain, physical therapy, pithy phrase, procedure, regional nerve, repair, replacement, reverse total shoulder, revision surgery, risk of infection drop, rotator, rotator cuff repair, rotator cuff tear, select orthopedic surgery, shoulder, shoulder fellowship, shoulder replacement, surgeon, surgery, surgical procedure, therapy, university of Louisville school of medicine, upper extremity procedure, upper extremity surgery

LOUISVILLE The days of lengthy hospital stays for surgical procedures are long gone. Much of this is fueled by payers,

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