blood vessel – MD Update

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UofL Health’s Ding Modestly Fills a Vital and Patient-Centered Role

December 1, 2020December 1, 2020 Tim Corkran abnormal tangle, abnormal tangle of blood vessel, aneurysm, Artemis, blood vessel, brain, catheter, catheter work, catheter-based, catheter-based endovascular procedure day, catheter-based procedure, cerebrovascular concern, clot, combination of clinical practice, common pathology, COVID-19, COVID-19 diagnosis, Dale, Dale ding, decision-making capacity, detailed catheter work, diagnostic angiograms, ding, ding estimate, ding note, disperse stroke induce clot, Dr. Dale, Dr. Dale ding, ease, educate patient, emergent care, emergent care of cerebrovascular concern, emergent stroke, ever-advancing technology, general neurosurgery call, go-to guy, good mentorship, hands-on element, image001 photo, IR, Joseph Neimat, malformed blood vessel, mastery of ever-advancing technology, member of the stroke team, neurologist, neurosurgeon, neurosurgeon appeal, neurosurgery, neurosurgery call, new device, new interventional radiology suite, non-emergent need, one-year catheter-based procedure, personality of the neurosurgeon appeal, prestigious barrow, procedure, prospect of good mentorship, putt patient, quality of the picture, radiology, radiology suite, sole practitioner, sole practitioner of vascular neurosurgery, spectrum of treatment, spectrum of vascular disorder, state-of-the-art stroke care, stroke, stroke neurologist, stroke program, stroke team, suite, surgical acumen, university 's valuable commitment, UofL, UofL health, UofL health 's ding, vascular abnormality, vascular abnormality of the brain, vascular neurosurgeon, vascular neurosurgery, vascular situation

LOUISVILLE As the only vascular neurosurgeon on staff at UofL Health, neurosurgeon Dale Ding, MD, is the go-to guy for

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Special Section

Stress Is Everywhere

May 1, 2019June 21, 2019 Ryan Brown, MD adrenal gland, axis, belly cramp, blood vessel, bowel, brain, brain event, brain-gut, brain-gut communication, broken heart syndrome, broken-heart, chronic stress, chronic stress increase inflammation, cortisol, emotional mind, endocrine system, fight-or-flight adrenaline surge, gastrointestinal annoyance, GI, Gil Dunn Cady Brown, Gil Dunn Ryan Brown, grumble bowel, gut, gut check, historic literature, hormone, hormone rush, HPA, HPA axis, image001 photo, image002 photo, intense chest pain, life 's stressors, life 's up, list of modifiable risk factor of cardiovascular disease, medicine 's strong find, medicine 's strong find of stress, metaphorical center, million of neuron, mind-body, mind-body connection, no-stress, physical symptom, physiological effect, physiological effect of chronic stress, pituitary, pop love song, risk factor, stress, stress increase inflammation, stress management, stress-related hormone, stressor, stressors, sudden stressful event, surge, surge of stress-related hormone, symptom, Takotsubo, Takotsubo cardiomyopathy, tangible example of stress, tangible physical symptom, under-activity, under-activity of the GI tract

LEXINGTON The “mind-body connection” is an old concept with deep roots in our culture; this entrenchment is for good reason.

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Audiology Complementary Care Health Topics

Diabetes and Hearing Loss

May 1, 2018July 2, 2018 Lisa Meeker alternative blood supply, Aud, back-up blood supply, basic hear test, blood supply, blood vessel, bluegrass, bluegrass hear clinic, bluegrass hear clinic state, clinic, clinic state, complication of hear loss, control diabetes, damaged blood vessel, diabetes, ear, ear lack, good hear, hear loss, hear loss increase, inner ear, Lucinda Batta, management of diabetes, medication regime, routine diabetes care

LEXINGTON Over 30 million people in the United States have diabetes, and between 90–95% of those have Type 2 diabetes,

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Audiology Cardiology Complementary Care Health Topics Heart & Lung

Your Heart and Ears Have a Lot in Common. Love Them Both!

April 1, 2017July 2, 2018 Lisa Meeker abnormality, Aud, blood vessel, blood vessel of the inner ear, bluegrass, bluegrass hear clinic, cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular health problem, cardiovascular system, decade of research point, ear, early sign, early sign of cardiovascular disease, entire auditory system, hear health, hear loss, heart disease, high risk, high risk of depression, inner ear, low risk, low risk of hear loss, nutrient supply, oxygen-rich, smoker

People tend to take matters of the heart very seriously, and they tend to brush off hearing loss as inconsequential.

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Special Section

It’s in His Veins

September 1, 2015 Jim Kelsey 80, 80 hours limit, Abedi, Abedi recall, advanced technology, amputation, aneurysm, blood vessel, career path of Nick Abedi, couple 's match, Courtney Markham-Abedi, D., dad work awful hour, Dr. David McFadden, Endean, Eric D., FACS, gratification, Hyatt downtown, impact of a surgeon 's lifestyle, Kentucky college, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health surgery associate, Lexington, magnetic draw, major reward, medical school, medicine, nice story, Nick Abedi, open blood vessel, physician, rule of 80 hours limit, son of surgeon, surgeon, surgeon 's lifestyle, surgery, university of Kentucky college of medicine, vascular surgeon, vein, Virginia university school, west Virginia university school, west Virginia university school of medicine, wife 's interview, WVU school, WVU school of medicine

LEXINGTON “Son of surgeon follows in father’s footsteps and becomes a surgeon.” It’s a nice story, but hardly unique. At

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Ophthalmology Ophthalmology & ENT/Allergy Pediatrics Primary Care & Pediatrics Special Section

Improving Lifelong Visual Potential

May 1, 2015July 27, 2017 Jill Debolt Avastin, Avastin injection, baby, blood vessel, cataract, Cleveland clinic, disorder, Dr. wall, duct, eastern Kentucky, Eric Gilliam, eye-related, eye-related disease, general pediatrics, genetic disorder, Joseph, Joseph hospital, Kentucky, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, Lexington, Lexington maximize lifelong visual potential, Md. wall, multiple eye-related disease, nasolacrimal duct obstruction, neurology, NICU, normal visual screen, Ohio state university college, Ohio state university college of medicine, open globe, ophthalmology, ophthalmology practice, ophthalmology service, Palak, Palak wall, pediatric ophthalmology, pediatric ophthalmology practice, pediatric ophthalmology practice of Palak wall, pediatric ophthalmology service, pediatric SUBSPECIALTIES, pediatrician, pediatrics, plastics-related, plastics-related issue, premature baby, prematurity, presentation range, president of saint, ptosis, referral, retina, retinal blood vessel, retinal detachment, Retinopathy, retinopathy of prematurity, ROP, specialty of pediatric ophthalmology, specialty provider state, strabismus, surgery, vigorous academic train, wall 's pediatric patient

LEXINGTON Maximizing lifelong visual potential is the passion behind the pediatric ophthalmology practice of Palak Wall, MD. Wall joined KentuckyOne

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Special Section

Under Pressure

March 1, 2015 Sarah Wilder <130/80, American board of clinical Lipidology, artery, artery disease, blood pressure, blood vessel, board-eligible, cardiologist, cardiology, cardiology patient, cardiovascular disease, care physician, certification board of nuclear cardiology, clinic, clinical lipidologist, clinical Lipidology, clinical specialist, common cardiovascular condition, coronary artery disease, FACC, Framingham risk, high blood pressure, highly-trained cardiologist, hypertension, Lexington, Lexington clinic cardiologist, lifestyle, lipid management specialist, lipidologist, Lipidology, M., M. Jason Zimmerman, manage hypertension, MSPH, national board of Echocardiography, nuclear cardiology, one-third of the U.S. adult population, physician, primary care physician, released guideline recommend aggressive control, released guideline recommend aggressive control of blood pressure, result of high blood pressure, RPVI, specialist, treatment plan, U.S. adult population, Zimmerman

LEXINGTON One of the most common cardiovascular conditions, if left undetected and untreated, can lead to the number one killer

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