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Functional Neurosurgeon Finds a Home at Norton Neuroscience Institute

December 1, 2020December 1, 2020 Tim Corkran accurate electrode placement, area of the brain cause seizure, brain, brain cause seizure, brain stimulation surgery, chronic pain, collaborative nature, cord, disorder, Dr. Rao, dynamic specialty, electrical stimulation, electrical stimulation of the spinal cord, electrode, emerge field of functional neurosurgery, end of life patient, epilepsy, essential tremor, example of the indication, excellent set, excise tumor, expansion of the role of functional neurosurgery, functional neurosurgeon, functional neurosurgeon focus, functional neurosurgery, good option, good professional opportunity, heart of functional neurosurgery, high risk, image001 photo, image002 photo, infuse medication, life concern, life-threatening brain, Louisville Abigail Rao, nation institute of health, neuroscience, neurosurgeon, neurosurgeon focus, neurosurgery, neurosurgery 's root, neurosurgery residency, non-emergent quality, non-emergent quality of life concern, Norton, Norton Healthcare, Norton Healthcare 's Norton, Norton Healthcare Abigail Rao, Norton Healthcare perform deep brain stimulation surgery, Norton neuroscience, Norton neuroscience institute, option, pain, patient hope, Rao, Rao find, Rao treat, specialty of functional neurosurgery, spinal cord, staple of functional neurosurgery, stereotactic, stereotactic frame, stimulation, surgery, surgery syndrome, targeted area of the brain, tremor, use of electrical stimulation, Warren Alpert, Warren Alpert medical school, Wisconsin family, Wisconsin family of physician

LOUISVILLE Abigail Rao, MD, was drawn to the neurosciences as an undergraduate, and her creative and collaborative nature has found

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Focus on Function First

August 1, 2020October 19, 2020 Donna Ison academic Physiatrists, acquired brain injury program, admirable accomplishment, Amantadine, association of academic Physiatrists, Atlanta 's shepherd center, brain, brain doctor, brain injury, brain injury program, brain injury research, Brian Bohannon Darryl Kaelin, chief resident, cord, cord injury, Darryl Kaelin, Dayton Ohio, devastate car accident, Dr. Darryl Kaelin, Dr. Darryl Kaelin help patient, effectiveness of the physical medicine, elevator speech, Emily Holmes, Emory university 's school, Emory university 's school of medicine, endowed chair, endowed chair of brain injury, Frazier Rehab, Frazier Rehab institute, Frazier rehabilitation institute, good program, image001 photo, image002 photo, individual 's physical, injury, inpatient, Kaelin, Kaelin 's word, Kettering medical center, Louisville, medical director, medical director of brain injury research, medical director of the acquired brain injury program, medical director of UofL health, medicine, medicine rehabilitation, miraculous story, multidisciplinary care, musculoskeletal perspective, neuro-rehabilitation, non-surgical treatment of disease, outpatient, perfect specialty, photo, physiatrist, physiatrists, physiatry, physiatry make, physical medicine, physical medicine rehabilitation, physician, PM&R specialist, PMR, power of the human spirit, practice of UofL health, quality of life, recovery, rehabilitation, specialist, specialty, spinal cord injury, stroke, stroke rehabilitation, TBI, telemedicine, telerehabilitation, therapist, time provide elevator speech, traumatic brain injury, university of Louisville, UofL, UofL health, UofL physician, UofL school, UofL school of medicine

LOUISVILLE Completing a 5K run is an admirable accomplishment for anyone. But, for someone who has suffered a traumatic brain

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Pain Management Special Section

A New Era in Pain Management is Brought on by New Technology

February 1, 2017July 17, 2017 Gil Dunn ablation, anesthesiology, area of pain, Axium, Axium™ Neurostimulator, Axium™ Neurostimulator system, cancer pain patient, Care, clinic, collection of sensory nerve, common presentation of pain, complex regional pain syndrome, comprehensive pain care, cord, cord stimulation, cord stimulator, CRPS, degeneration of the spine, dorsal root ganglion, DRG, DRG stimulation, FDA, FDA approval, final FDA approval, game changer, ganglion, genicular, genicular nerve ablation, hand of interventional pain management physician, interventional nerve block, interventional pain management physician, Joseph, Joseph hospital, Karim Rasheed, Kentucky medical center, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health pain, knee, knee replacement surgery, mixture of opioid, modality, myofascial, neck, nerve, nerve block, neuropathic condition, next generation of spinal cord stimulation, non-opioid, non-opioid treatment, oral-facial pain, orthopedic surgeon, osteoarthritis, pain, pain blockage, pain care, pain clinic, pain management, pain management physician, pain relief, pain syndrome, physical therapy, precise lead, Rasheed, Rasheed 's practice, relief, root ganglion, specific region of the spinal cord, spinal cord, spinal cord stimulator, St. Jude, St. Jude medical website, stimulation, stimulator, surgery, syndrome, targeted pain blockage, therapy, traditional spinal cord stimulation, treat neck, university of Kentucky medical center

LEXINGTON After nearly 25 years of medical training and practice, Karim Rasheed, MD, knows a game changer when he sees

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News – Dec 2016

December 1, 2016January 19, 2017 MD-Update Staff $, $5 million grant, 5, activity-based, Agrawal, American board, Angeli, assist device, assistant professor, B., baptist health, benign esophageal disorder, Bousamra, breath, breath analysis, cancer, cardiothoracic residency, Chandler medical center, clinical area, clinical trial, continued research endeavor, cord, cord injury, Courtney, detection of lung cancer, diplomat of the American board of psychiatry, director of thoracic surgery, Dr. Jonathan, Dr. Jonathan kraut, Dr. Robert linker, epidural, epidural stimulation, faculty, FDA-approved, FDA-approved therapy, Floyd, gene, gene mutation, group network, group neurology, grow baptist health, Harkema, haystack, injury, Jill Kolesar, Kentucky Albert, Kentucky Albert B., Lexington Tre Courtney, Louisville, lung, lung cancer, Markey, medical center, medical college of Virginia hospital, medical degree, medical group network, medical group neurology, medicine, member of the American association, member of the American board of medical specialty, Michael Bousamra II, microchip, molecular tumor board, neurology, News, oncologist, oncology, palliative care, pathologist, PhD, regenerative medicine, researcher, residency, robotic device, Schapmire, sci, silicon microchip, social work, society of thoracic surgeon, specific aldehyde, spinal cord injury, stimulation, surgeon, surgery, surgical need, surgical need of Kentuckiana, team of developer, tethered pelvic assist device, therapy, thoracic surgeon, thoracic surgery, TPAD, tumor, tumor board, tumor type, U, university of Kentucky Albert B., university of Michigan medical school, Virginia hospital, ZBousamra

Courtney Joins Baptist Health Medical Group Neurology LEXINGTON Tre Courtney, MD, has joined Baptist Health Medical Group Neurology at Baptist

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News – Mar 2015

March 1, 2015 MD-Update Staff A., acquired brain injury program, Atlanta 's shepherd center, baby, Bada, bluegrass avenue, brain, brain injury, brain injury program, brain injury rehabilitation, brain injury research, C., cardiologist, Care associate, catastrophic care hospital, chair, chief resident, circulation, clinic, clonidine, comprehensive primary care, cord, cord medicine, Darryl L., department 's commitment, diabetic health, diabetologist, division of physical medicine, doctorate of medicine degree, Duke, Duke university, Emory university 's school, Emory university 's school of medicine, endowed chair, Evans, Goldstein, hospitalization, information science, injury, internal medicine physician, internal medicine residency, internship, J., Jefferson medical associate, Johnson, journal, Kaelin, Kentucky, Kentucky college, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, L., Lexington, Lexington clinic, Louisville, Louisville department, Louisville school, Louisville Tamea Evans, mechanical assisted circulation, medical degree, medical director, medical director of brain injury research, medical director of the acquired brain injury program, medicine, medicine residency, morphine, NAS, neonatologist, neuro-rehabilitation, neurological surgery, neurology, News, opiate, Owsley Brown Frazier, patient heal, PhD, physical medicine, practice diabetologist, primary Care associate, public health, R., rehabilitation, residency, school of public health, Shepherd center, Sinai, spinal cord medicine, stroke, therapy, U, U of L., undergraduate degree, university of Kentucky college of medicine, university of Louisville department of neurological surgery, university of Louisville school of medicine, university of Washington, VA, VAD, VAD journal, Williams, woman 's care

Evans joins KentuckyOne Health Primary Care Associates LOUISVILLE Tamea Evans, MD, has joined KentuckyOne Health Medical Group. She is practicing

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It Never Hurts to Care

January 15, 2015December 28, 2017 Jim Kelsey anesthesia, anesthesiologist, anesthesiology, Anjum, Anjum Bux, arthritis, Bux, Bux image002 Gil Dunn Bux, Bux image002 Gil Dunn Bux pain clinic, Bux pain clinic treat patient, Care, clinic, cord, cord stimulator, Danville, Danville anesthesia associate, Danville anesthesia associate team, Dr. Anjum Bux, Ephraim McDowell, Ephraim McDowell pain management center, Ephraim McDowell regional medical center, family-type, family-type atmosphere, image001 Gil Dunn, image001 Gil Dunn father, injection, intrathecal, intrathecal pain pump, l-r, learn anesthesiology, learn intubation, Madar, Madar Bux, medication, MRI, narcotic, oral medication, pain, pain clinic, pain management, pain management clinic, physical therapy, practice of surgery, psychological treatment, pump, receive care, spinal cord stimulator, St. George, St. George 's university school, St. George 's university school of medicine, stimulator, surgery, therapy

DANVILLE When you’re dealing with chronic pain patients, the patients want treatment, of course. They want relief from the symptoms.

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Special Section

Check Your Six

June 1, 2014 Jim Kelsey 18, 18 year residency, Afghanistan, Afghanistan perform, bomb mechanism, central Kentucky, cervical spondylotic myelopathy, Colorado health science center, combat theatre casualty, common patient complaint, complete spine care, complex spine surgery, comprehensive array, comprehensive array of patient care, cord, crazy bomb mechanism, D., Danville, Dr. Robert Knetsche, Eisenhower army, electro-diagnostics, endoscopic, Flinchum, former army surgeon, great staff, grueling experience, incision, indicative of a disc herniation, injection, invasive spine surgery, joint arthritis, Kentucky, Knetsche, Knetsche 's army experience, Knetsche 's typical patient, Laminectomy, Landstuhl, level of blood loss, lumbar, medical center, medical director, medical director of the spine center of central Kentucky, military service journey, multi-specialty practice, Neurologic surgery service, non-surgical procedure, pain, pain management, physiatrist, physical therapy, plasmacytoma, pop spine surgery center, practice manager, procedure, procedure suite, report lumbar, right surgery, Robert Knetsche, scoliosis surgery, service journey, spinal cord, spinal stenosis, spinal tumor, spine, spine care, spine center, spine center 's patient, spine center of central Kentucky, spine center patient, spine surgeon, spine surgery, spondylotic, spondylotic myelopathy, stenosis, stimulator, surgeon, surgery, th combat support hospital, therapy, university of Colorado health science center, up-to-date procedure, wide patient population, wide range of patient, wonderful train ground, work of a traditional open surgery

DANVILLE In military jargon, “watch my six” means “watch my back.” Certainly it’s a term that Robert Knetsche, MD, an

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Special Section

Functional Specialists

June 1, 2014 Jennifer S. Newton area of rehabilitation, brain injury, cancer rehab, clinical care, cord, cord injury, cord program, Darryl L., division of physical medicine, Dr. Linda Gleis, electrostimulation, faculty, faculty member, Frazier, Frazier Rehab, Frazier Rehab institute, functional specialist, Gleis, good train resident, injury, Kaelin, Kentuckiana area, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, L., Louisville, med student, medicine, new legacy, old rehabilitation associate group, organization 's shared mission of education, pain, pain management, pediatric rehab, physiatrists, physical medicine, physician, PMR, post-graduate year two, private residency, rehab, rehabilitation, rehabilitation associate group, rehabilitation residency, rehabilitation residency train program, residency, residency program director, specialist, spinal cord injury, train resident, UofL, UofL 's PM&R

LOUISVILLE In its 41st year, the Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Residency Training Program at the University of Louisville (UofL) was

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News – Jul 2013

July 1, 2013March 22, 2017 MD-Update Staff ®, ® national physician, 1, A., Ander, APRN, baptist health, baptist medical associate, Butterfield, cancer, cardiology, Care, CCTRN, chair, clinic, clinical neurotoxicology, clinical trial, CMKI, cord, cord stimulator, designation, diabetes, Diabetes & Endocrinology, diagnosis, discovery award, Dobbs, emergency, emergency medicine, Fanucchi, Fellows, fellowship, Fraser, free radical biology, GI surgery, gynecology, hematology, internal medicine residency, Jonathan Hodes, Joseph, Joseph hospital foundation, junior investigator, Kentuckiana heart walk, Kentucky, Kentucky college, Kresge way, Kute, Ky., Lee, Lexington, Lexington mesa, LifePoint, LifePoint hospital, Louisville, Markey, medical center, medical director, medical group, medicine, medicine residency, mesa, MRI, MRI scan, MSN, NCI, NCI designation, NCI-designated, NCI-designated cancer center, Neurologic clinic, neurology, neurology residency, neurosurgery, neurotoxicology, Neurotoxins, News, NIH, obesity, obesity center, oncology, patient-centered, peripheral arterial disease, physician, progression of Alzheimer 's disease, psychiatric manifestation, psychiatric manifestation of Neurotoxins, Rains, residency, safety initiative, SFRBM, spinal cord stimulator, stem cell treatment, Stephen Hillenmeyer, stimulator, stimulator patient, stroke, surgery, trauma, UK HealthCare, UK Markey, UK Markey cancer center, university of Louisville, UofL, William Hunter Housman

Rains Named Medical Director of Emergency Medicine Services at Good Samaritan Hospital LEXINGTON MESA Medical Group in collaboration with UK

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Special Section

Neurostimulator Utilizes Motion-Sensing Technology to Combat Chronic Pain

March 1, 2012 Jennifer S. Newton AdaptiveStim, AdaptiveStim device, AdaptiveStim patient, amplitude set, anti-epileptic medicine, appropriate amplitude set, baptist center, baptist medical associate, conventional device, cord, cord stimulation, Dunbar, E., electrode, Elmer, Elmer E., epidural, epidural space, failed treatment, FDA, FDA approval, great amount of recall, implantable spinal stimulator, implantable spine stimulator, implantable stimulator, incision, major advancement, medicine, Medtronic, motion-sensing game system, motion-sensing technology, narcotic, neurostimulation, Neurostimulation therapy, Neurostimulator, old iteration, old iteration of the device, pain, pain control, pain management specialist, pain medicine interventionalist place electrode, pain score, patient 's movement, patient 's position, patient programmer, percutaneous procedure, principle of spinal cord stimulation, RestoreSensor™, RestoreSensor™ neurostimulation system, spinal cord, spinal cord stimulation, spine, spine stimulator, stimulation, stimulator, supraspinous ligament, surgery, treatment of chronic pain condition, two inch incision

LOUISVILLE Have you ever thought about the technology that powers wireless, motion-sensing gaming systems like the Nintendo Wii or the

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