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Seek and Destroy

October 1, 2020October 19, 2020 Jim Kelsey 3D mammogram, 3D mammogram help, analyze image, ARNP, breast, breast cancer, breast image, breast image fellowship, breast image position, breast pain, breast tissue, Brian, cancer, CEO of Gastroenterology health partner, clinical exam skill, cut edge, dense breast tissue, diagnosis, diagnostic patient, director of breast, director of breast image, director of breast image position, exam skill, Gastroenterology health partner, image001 photo, image002 photo, Indiana, Indiana university hospital, James Graham Brown, James Graham Brown cancer center, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, Laura Tudor, life-changing diagnosis, Louisville, Louisville native, Louisville Older, Louisville Older sister, Louisville school, mammogram, mammogram help, MD 's old sister, oncology, radiology, screen mammogram, seek-and-find, seek-and-find puzzle, teach resident, test patient, tissue, Tom round, university of Louisville school of medicine, UofL, UofL health

LOUISVILLE Older sisters are supposed to torment their younger brothers. Maybe that is what Brian Mattingly, MD’s older sister intended

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Cover Story Special Section

Shoulder to Shoulder

September 1, 2018November 9, 2018 Donna Ison arthritis, arthritis-related, arthritis-related shoulder issue, arthroplasty, ben Kibler, C., center 's patient population, city 's professional baseball team, clinic, complete fellowship, complex shoulder problem, complicated injury, comprehensive shoulder repair, cut edge, David C. dome, dome, Dr. W. ben Kibler, esteemed manhattan, FACSM, fellowship, fine shoulder care facility, focused direction, focused mission, forefront of shoulder orthopedics, Greenville, Hester, Hester state, Hughston clinic, image001 photography, injury, Kentucky, Kentucky visionary, Kibler, Kibler 's original interest, Kibler state, l-r, Lexington, Lexington central Kentucky, Lexington clinic, Lexington clinic orthopedics sport medicine center, ligament, long-running relationship, medical degree, medicine, midway college, orthopedic surgery, orthopedics, Peter, Peter W., prevalence of shoulder injury, putt player, regional leader, residency, Russell Warren, scapula, shoulder, shoulder care facility, shoulder center, shoulder center of Kentucky, shoulder fellowship, shoulder injury, shoulder orthopedics, shoulder problem, shoulder repair, significant portion of the center 's patient population, sport medicine, Stephanie, surgeon, surgeon 's background, surgery, Trevor, Trevor W., UK 's chandler, university of Kentucky college of medicine, Vanderbilt, visionary, W., well-positioned, well-trained, wildcat basketball, Wilkes, world leader

LEXINGTON Central Kentucky is widely recognized as the epicenter for thoroughbred racing, bourbon production, and Wildcat basketball. But, it is

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Special Section

Clearing the Path

March 1, 2018May 8, 2018 Jim Kelsey cardiologist, cardiology, catheter, coherence, cut edge, Danville, Danville interventional cardiologist, director of the cardiac catheterization lab, Dr. Hussam, Dr. Hussam N., early adoption of new technology, EMRMC, endovascular, endovascular specialist, Ephraim McDowell, Ephraim McDowell regional medical center, FACC, field of vascular medicine, FSCAI, Gil Dunn Dr. Hussam Hamdalla, good long-term outcome, Hamdalla, Hussam, Hussam N., image001 photo, immediate resolution, interventional cardiologist, invasive technique, Kentucky, Koul, large medical facility, late technology, lumen, medical center, microdissection, N., new technology, occlusion, ocelot, ocelot device, optical coherence, outcome, Pantheras, Pantheras device, passion, path, peripheral arterial disease, procedure, radiation, radiation exposure, remove blockage, Sharat Koul, shared passion, success rate, support of the hospital, surgery, university of Kentucky, vascular institute, vascular medicine, vascular patient, vessel

DANVILLE Interventional cardiologists specialize in removing blockages. When something impacts a patient’s blood flow, they clear the way and fix

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