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Graduating from Chronic Pain: Every Patient’s Right

December 1, 2021December 10, 2021 Tim Corkran 24-session, 24-session course, biology of repair, body 's message, chronic pain, chronic pain sufferer, chronic pain treatment, clinician, cohort, comprehensive ultrasound, curriculum, cutting-edge clinic, Danesh Mazloomdoost, demystifying pain, diagnostic injection, endure physical, Gil Dunn Dr. Mazloomdoost, guidance of a diverse array of clinician, healthcare, healthcare professional, ideal vision of life, identity crisis, image001 photo, increase awareness of the biologic process, innovative new program, integrative response, integrative service, leverage repair mechanism, longitudinal framework, Mazloomdoost, Mazloomdoost 's work, Multi-Disciplinary, Multi-Disciplinary team, non-surgical repair, non-surgical repair of damage, optimal physical recondition, pain, pain map, pain map process, pain patient, pain sufferer, pain treatment, patient 's function, patient 's sense, patient 's sense of self, patient change, pharmacological element, potency of chronic pain, pre-injury, pre-injury baseline, psychological effect of chronic pain, Pt, quality of life, repair, socio-behavioral, socio-behavioral issue, source of chronic pain, States Mazloomdoost, sufferer, support of a cohort, traditional pain management, transitioning of traditional pain management, use pain, version of chronic pain treatment, Wellward, Wellward 's partnership, Wellward answer, Wellward program patient, Wellward understand, Wellward understand of chronic pain treatment

LEXINGTON How does chronic pain change a patient? How can a patient change their relationship to chronic pain? If you

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Generations of Care

December 1, 2021December 10, 2021 Debra Green affiliation, anesthesiologist, Ballard Wright, ben sloop, bluegrass, care physician, center 's desire, center 's physician, CEO image002, CEO image002 photo, chi, chi saint, chronic pain, clinic, corner of regency road, daughter of Dr. Ballard Wright, Dr. Ballard Wright, expanded care, expert physician, family medicine doctor, generation of Care, heather, Heather Wright, help patient cope, image001 photo, Inc. stone road surgery center, Joseph, Joseph health, Joseph health 's network of hospital, Karim Rasheed, Lauren Larson, legacy pain treatment center, legacy pain treatment center of the bluegrass, Lexington, medical director of the pain treatment center of the bluegrass, medicine, Multi-Specialty, new affiliation, new era of collaboration, Olivia Kelley, outpatient, outstand medical care, pain, pain issue, pain management, pain treatment center, pain treatment center of the bluegrass, palliative care physician, Pasadena, Pasadena drive, patient 's pain, photo, physician, practice pain medicine, provider, refer provider, regency, regency road, rehab doctor, sloop, specialist, surgery, therapist, therapy

LEXINGTON For some people, acute or chronic pain is a fact of life, but expert physicians and specialists can help

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Finding Purpose After Prognosis

December 1, 2021December 10, 2021 Donna Ison American spinal injury association, Asia 's americas committee, Asia 's americas committee target sci education, bowel, Camillo Castillo, Camilo Castillo, Castillo, Castillo serve, Castillo state, cervical injury, challenge disease, combination of compassion, cord, cord injury, cord injury medicine, cord injury program, Corpas, director of spinal cord injury program, E., Federico Montero, find purpose, Frazier Rehab, Frazier Rehab institute, Frazier rehabilitation institute, image001 photo, image002 photo, image003 photo, improve sci care, injury, injury association, inpatient, interdisciplinary approach, Isaac Hernandez Jimenez, level of compassion, limb, limb functionality, medicine, member of the American spinal injury association, N., native Colombia, new potential, nurse, outpatient, outpatient therapy, pediatrician father, photo, physical medicine, physician, PMR, prognosis, rehab, rehabilitation, rehabilitation doctor, rehabilitation technology, sci, sci care, sci education, Spanish translation of material, spinal cord injury, spinal cord injury medicine, spinal cord injury program, thoracic injury, traumatic spinal cord injury, type of spinal cord injury, understand people, Universidad Juan, Universidad Juan N., UofL, UofL health, UofL physician, Virginia commonwealth university school of medicine

LOUISVILLE Despite spending a decade as a physical medicine and rehabilitation doctor specializing in spinal cord injury (SCI), Camilo Castillo,

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News – Dec 2021

December 1, 2021December 10, 2021 MD-Update Staff $36, 36 year healthcare veteran, 373-bed, 434-bed, 434-bed hospital, Agarwala, American college, American pathologist, Antonio Lopez, APRN, baptist health, breast, breed, Brown, brown cancer center, cancer, Care, central Kentucky, chi, chi saint, chief operate officer, Chris Roty, clinic, day-to-day leadership, diagnostics, diagnostics center, Dunlap, Emily Volk, family medicine, FCAP, fellowship, healthcare veteran, Hejazi, hospital 's leadership, ICU, image001 photo, inpatient, internal medicine, J., Jessamine, Joseph, Joseph health, Joseph medical group, Kamran Hejazi Kenari, Kentucky, Kiltinen, Kyaw, LA Grange, laboratory medicine, leadership, Leslye Jones, Lexington, Lexington clinic, Louisville, Louisville school, lung, lung cancer, lung disease, management of the 434-bed hospital, Matt Bailey, medical degree, medicine, Neal Dunlap, neck, neck cancer, Nessa Timoney, News, nurse, nurse practitioner, oncology, osteopathic medicine, Paducah, Paducah hospital, pathologist, pathology, pediatrics, photo, physician, post-graduate, president of baptist health, preventative, provider, Pulmonology, radiation, radiation oncology, radiology, residency, Roty, Roty 's leadership, S., Sanjay Agarwala, Siddiqui, Staten, Tennessee, treatment of lung, UofL, UofL health, Valerie, Valerie breed, vice president, Volk

Roty Named Chief Operating Officer at Baptist Health Lexington LEXINGTON After serving as president of Baptist Health Paducah, Chris Roty

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Searching for Answers

December 1, 2021December 10, 2021 Gil Dunn absence seizure, adjunct clinical associate professor, adjunct clinical associate professor of neurology, adult grand mal seizure, answer, baptist health, Bill Robertson, brain, brain malfunction, brain play, broad combination, cafeteria, clinical neurophysiology fellowship, comfortable treat, dementia, disorder, diverse patient population, doctor, EEG, Elliott Sherr, epilepsy, epileptic person, FAAN, fellow of the American academy of neurology, focal epilepsy, frontal lobe seizure, gratis clinical faculty, group neurology, Henry Clay high school, hospital cafeteria, image001 photo, Indiana, Indiana university methodist hospital, Indiana university school, Indiana university school of medicine, Jeffery Winer, lab mouse, Louisville, Louisville school, medical degree, medical group neurology, medical knowledge of epilepsy, medication, medicine, Mehrizi, Mehrizi 's EEG, Mehyar Mehrizi, member of the gratis clinical faculty, midst of the lengthy interview, migraine, migraine increase, Morton middle school, Mrs. Jacobs, multiple little absence seizure, nerve, nervous system, neuralgia, neurological disorder, neurologist, neurology, neurology residency, neurology student, Neurophysiologist, neurophysiology, neurophysiology fellowship, neurophysiology monitor, pathway of nerve stimulation, patient started yell profanity, profanity, scream profanity, seizure, small shock wave, social creature, specific neurological disorder, stimulator, stroke, study of epilepsy, subspecialty, subspecialty fellowship, surgical neurophysiology monitor, test nerve pathway use electroencephalography, treatment of epilepsy, trigeminal, trigeminal neuralgia, uncontrollable episode, underperforming student, understand brain seizure, university of Kentucky college of medicine, university of Louisville school of medicine department, UofL, UofL school, UofL school of medicine, visual evoked potential, VNS

LOUISVILLE Every doctor has had an unusual case, right? A good story to tell. Mehyar Mehrizi, MD, FAAN, neurologist at

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Speak It into Existence

December 1, 2021December 10, 2021 Jim Kelsey abnormal blood vessel, ALS, Alzheimer, American host family, Berea, Berea college, biomarkers, biomedical science course, blood vessel, cardinal Hill rehabilitation hospital, catastrophic stroke, chi, chi saint, clinic follow-up visit, clinical neurologist, dementia, disable impact, disable impact of severe migraine, Doc, Dr. David Blake, eventual interest, existence, Fred Odago, Gil Dunn Fred Odago, Hill rehabilitation hospital, host family program, image001 photo, impression of neurology, Joseph, Joseph health, Joseph medical group, lateral sclerosis, Lexington, make neurology, medical school, medication, midst of an environment, migraine, migraine treatment, neurological condition, neurologist, neurology, Odago, Odago 's family, Odago point, risk of subsequent neurological disease, sclerosis, shadowed neurologist, significant cause of disability, significant practical implication, stroke, subsequent neurological disease, UK college of medicine, underlie abnormality

LEXINGTON When he was a child growing up in Kenya, Fred Odago, MD, was never pressured to become a physician,

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Stick to the Plan

December 1, 2021December 10, 2021 Jim Kelsey A., adult neurology, Alzheimer, Alzheimer 's disease, Ambica Tumkur, B., behavior oncologist, behavioral neurology, biomedical engineer background, brain, brain tumor center clinic, C., cancer doctor, care plan, Chris shield, clinic, cognitive speech therapist, collaboration, collaborative conversation, collaborative fashion, commitment, cooper, cranial neurosurgery, David Sun, degenerative neck, dementia clinic, director of epilepsy, director of the memory center, disorder, doctor, epilepsy, executive medical director, fellowship, general cranial neurosurgery, Greg Cooper, image001 photo, implementation of plan A, individualized care plan, internship, Jamie Rhodes David Sun, Kentucky, Louisville, Louisville many time, member of the Norton neuroscience institute, memory center, neuro-oncologists, neuro-pathologists, neuro-radiologists, neurologist, neurology, neuropsychologists, neuroscience, neuroscience care, neurosurgeon, neurosurgery, new model, Norton, Norton neuroscience institute, Norton neuroscience institute office space, oncologist, patient 's comfort, patient 's overall care, person 's problem, PhD, photo, physical therapist, plan A, plan B., plan C., related disorder, residency, retired surgeon, Sanders-Brown center, seizure, Southern Indiana, speech therapist, stick, sun, Sun credit, surgeon, surgery, surgery day, therapist, Tumkur, undergraduate degree, university of Iowa, university of Kentucky, vision of neurosurgeon

LOUISVILLE Many times in life we are advised to have a “Plan B” – an option in case Plan A

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Knowledge Is Power

October 1, 2021December 10, 2021 Jim Kelsey Alexandra Rogers, baptist health, blood loss, calculated journey, cancer, cancer of the ovary, cancer patient, chemotherapy, clinical focus, common patient, decreased blood loss, disease process, Erica Takimoto, extreme precision, first-ever gynecology oncology program, Florida hospital cancer institute, gynecologic, gynecologic cancer, Gynecologic oncologist, gynecological oncologist, gynecological oncology, gynecologist, gynecology, gynecology oncology fellowship, gynecology oncology program, gynecology residency, high degree of compassion, high degree of medical knowledge, hometown of Scottsdale, hospital stay, image001 photo, length of hospital stay, Louisville, non-robotic, OB/ GYN, oncologist, oncology, ovarian cancer, ovarian mass, ovary, pediatric oncology, physician, pretty severe affliction, quality necessary, radical pelvic surgery, robotic, robotic gynecologic cancer surgery, robotic technology, room time, southeastern university college, southeastern university college of osteopathic medicine, St. Vincent Mercy, St. Vincent Mercy medical center, step of the way, surgery, surgical component, surgical component of OB-GYN, Takimoto, terrible disease process, treatment option, trophoblastic, trophoblastic disease, tube, tumor, uterine mass, western medicine approach

LOUISVILLE Growing up, Erica Takimoto, DO, was always skilled in science and math – two great strengths that could easily

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Parlaying Personal Experience into Patient Care

October 1, 2021December 10, 2021 Donna Ison aesthetic surgery of the breast, alumnus fellow, board-certified, breast, breast cancer, breast reconstruction, breast reconstruction keep, breast reconstruction patient, cancer, care of the cancer, carpal tunnel, chief year, chief year of plastic surgery residency, Christine, Christine M. Kleinert institute fellowship, clinical professor, clinical professor of hand surgery, current president, current president of the Ohio valley society of plastic surgeon, expander, fat graft, fellow, fellowship, general surgeon, Gil Dunn Michelle Palazzo, good plan, graft, hand surgery, Harold Kleinert, image001 photo, incision, international alumnus fellow, Kentucky society, Kentucky society of plastic surgeon, Kleinert, Kutz, Louisville, LOUISVILLE/ new Albany, M., M. Kleinert, M. Kleinert institute fellowship, mastectomy, Michelle Palazzo, microsurgery, Ohio valley society, oncologist, Palazzo, patient care, plastic surgeon, plastic surgery residency, program director, realm of breast reconstruction, reconstruction, reconstructive surgery, Scott spear, St. Louis university, subsequent mastectomy, surgeon, surgery, surgery residency, tissue, top breast, university of Louisville

LOUISVILLE/ NEW ALBANY, IN Few physicians can say they have been both surgeon and patient for the same procedure. However,

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Making the Impossible Possible

October 1, 2021December 10, 2021 Tim Corkran associate professor, basic science colleague, bedside, bedside approach, blood cell, brand-new drug, Brown, brown cancer center, Brown cancer center 's Rebecca Redman, cancer, cancer cell, cancer patient, cancer treatment, care of cancer patient, checkpoint, checkpoint inhibitor, chemotherapy, chief administrative officer of UofL health, clinic, clinical research, clinical trial, clinical trial office, combination of exist drug, dedicated research coordinator, deputy director, deputy director of clinical research, devoted team, diagnosis, dietician, director of medical oncology service, ENT physician, entire team of dedicated research coordinator, first-time study, first-time study of the agent, fortuitous work study placement, function life, function treatment, gland cancer, HPV case, image001 photo, image002 photo, immune system, immunotherapy, informed bench, inhibitor, internal medicine residency, Jason Chesney, Kentuckian, lab, lab practice, life-giving tissue, lymphocyte, medical oncologist, medical oncology fellowship, medical oncology service, medicine, medicine residency, mix of lab work, multidisciplinary clinic, neck, neck cancer, neck cancer patient, neck cancer treatment, neck patient, oncologist, oncologist 's lab, oncology, oncology fellowship, oncology service, pediatric oncologist 's lab, phase 1, phase 1 trial, PhD, photo, possibility of a home run, quality of life-giving tissue, radiation, Rebecca Redman, Redman, Redman 's research, research coordinator, salivary gland cancer, science colleague, see patient, smart treatment, thoughtful way, throat cancer issue, tissue, treatment of head, trial offer two, trial offer two level, trial offer two level of hope, trial office, tumor, tumor infiltrate lymphocyte, UofL, UofL health, UofL school, UofL school of medicine, work study placement

LOUISVILLE The treatment of head and neck cancers has long had the potential to damage sensitive, quality of life-giving tissues.

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