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Fulfilling a Dream and a Promise

June 1, 2022June 22, 2022 MD-Update Staff adolescent hip disorder, center care, child 18, close proximity of Shriners, complex condition, complicated healthcare landscape, disorder, dream, exceptional care, foot disorder, good hospital, healthcare, Healthcare landscape, heart of healthcare, insurance, KCH, Lewgood, Lexington, Lexington medical center, Lexington medical center care, limb deficiency, long-held misconception, medical center, orthopedic condition, orthopedic need, orthopedics, outpatient, pediatric orthopedics, pediatric outpatient, pediatric specialty, physician, rehabilitation center serve, rheumatology, Shriners, Shriners child, Shriners child 's facility, Shriners child 's Lexington, Shriners patient, Tony Lewgood, U.S. provide care, UK college of medicine, UK HealthCare, UK Healthcare 's Kentucky, UK HealthCare campus, upper-extremity, upper-extremity disorder, variety of patient

LEXINGTON Five years ago, Shriners Children’s Lexington opened a brand new, state-of-the-art medical center across from the UK Healthcare campus.

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Bringing Pioneering Procedures to Kentucky

April 1, 2022June 22, 2022 Donna Ison abnormal liver test, advanced procedure, advanced therapeutic endoscopy, age 45, Alexandra Rogers Nathan Liu, bile, bile duct, bowel, camera visualization, camera visualization of lesion, cancer, colon, colon cancer, colonoscopies, colonoscopy, complex condition, complicated colon polyp, curative resection, duct, Emily Billingsly, endoscopic, endoscopic procedure, endoscopic submucosal dissection, endoscopic therapy, endoscopy, ERCP, ESD, esophagus, extensive higher-risk polyp, field of gastroenterology, full range of gastrointestinal cancer, gastroenterologist, gastroenterologist arsenal, gastroenterologists, gastroenterology, gastrointestinal cancer, GI, GI wall, high-risk procedure, higher-risk polyp, image001 photography, intermittent right upper quadrant pain, interventional gastroenterologist, invasive surgery, Kawasaki 's disease, late therapeutic agent, Liu, Louisville, medical movement, myotomy, Nathan Liu, natural GI wall, new tool, obesity, ongoing treatment, pancreatography, pediatric surgeon, Peter Draganov, pioneer procedure, polyp, pre-oral, pre-oral endoscopic myotomy, procedure, quadrant pain, quick diagnosis, remove stone, required open surgery, retrograde pancreatography, revolutionary endoscopic therapy, screen colonoscopies, single layer of the colon, small bowel, submucosal, submucosal fellowship, surgery, suture, third-space endoscopy, three year fellowship, university of Florida, UofL, UofL health

LOUISVILLE In the field of gastroenterology, innovations in endoscopy and minimally invasive surgery have led to much improved results and

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Advanced, Streamlined Pediatric Care

August 1, 2017 Morgan Hall 10-year-old chatterbox, advanced pediatric specialist, Anna Gayle Parke, Aundria Caldwell, Birdwhistell, Caldwell, center location, center nurse, complex condition, complex medical condition, CP, familiar pediatric orthopedic surgeon, follow-up appointment, frequent check-in, halo, halo therapy, halo traction, HealthCare campus, hometown of Morristown, inpatient, KCH, Kenneth Iverson, Kentucky, Kentucky Chandler, Kentucky Chandler hospital, Kentucky child, Kentucky child 's hospital, Lexington, Lexington Shriners, long-time patient, long-time patient of Shriners hospital, neck, new facility, new Lexington Shriners medical center, new Shriners medical center, new Shriners medical center location, ongoing treatment, overlap bone, pediatric care, pediatric orthopedic expertise, possibility of an ongoing infection, post-surgical care, proximity of the new Shriners medical center, Ryan Muchow, Scott Riley, seamless inpatient treatment, Shriners, Shriners medical center, Shriners medical center nurse, subspecialty, subspecialty care, surgeon, surgery, therapy, throat surgeon, UK HealthCare, university of Kentucky Chandler hospital, willing listener, Zayleigh, Zayleigh 's neck, Zayleigh 's orthopedic surgeon, Zayleigh 's throat

LEXINGTON Once she warms up to new faces, Zayleigh will talk the ear off a willing listener. But to the

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Pediatric Cardiologist Doesn’t Miss a Beat

February 1, 2012 Jennifer S. Newton AAP, abnormality, ACC, ACC 's web site, adult, arrhythmia, atrioventricular, AV, AV block, birth defect-related death, breadth of Villafañe 's work, canal defect, cardiac disease, cardiac electrophysiology, cardiac patient, cardiologist, cardiology, cardiovascular patient, cause of birth defect-related death, CHD, childhood, childhood obesity, coalition of LIKE-MINDED advocate, complex condition, complex congenital heart defect, conduction, conduction system, congenital heart defect, continuous quality improvement, defect, defect-related, defibrillator, dime estimate, Dr. Juan Villafañe, electrophysiological, electrophysiology, epidemic of obesity, etiology, FAAP, FACC, FHRS-CCDS, follow-up, follow-up care, governor of the American college of cardiology, great Louisville medical society, heart association, heart defect, heartbeat, hypoplastic, Juan Villafañe, Kentuckian risk factor, Kentucky, Kentucky 's large risk factor, Kentucky 's rate, Kentucky 's rate of childhood obesity, kid, kid 's heartbeat, large hole, life of cardiovascular patient, life-saving care, LIKE-MINDED, LIKE-MINDED advocate, Louisville, main pump chamber, middle of the heart, node, obesity, obstructed vessel, outpacing heart, pacemaker, patient-centered care, payment innovation, pediatric cardiologist, pediatrics, polymorphic ventricular tachycardia, prevention issue, reduce Kentuckian risk factor, selected group of adult, service newborn, sinus, sinus node, specialized provider, structural abnormality, sudden death, SVT, syndrome, tachycardia, tetralogy of Fallot, tobacco use, treatment option, unique cardiac need, unique cardiac need of child, university of Kentucky, v-fib, valve, ventricle, Villafañe, Villafañe 's professional pursuit, Villafañe 's work, VT

LOUISVILLE When asked about the forms of electrophysiological congenital conditions he sees in his practice as a pediatric cardiologist, Juan

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