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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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Special Section

Seek and Destroy

October 1, 2020April 7, 2021 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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Education Leads to Excellent Outcomes

February 1, 2020April 2, 2020 MD-Update Staff baptist health, Bill 33, Bill 33 make, bystander, C., cardiac arrest, cardiac catherization lab, cardiac outcome, cardiologist, cardiology, cath, cath lab, catherization, catherization lab, city-wide support, CPR, CPR education, CPR rate, dad, Dillon, Dillon 's DNA, director of the cardiac catherization lab, ECMO, ECMO team, excellent outcome, extracorporeal, extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, good cardiac outcome, hands-only, Hands-Only CPR, hands-only technique, head of the extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, heart 's natural rhythm stop, heart foundation, heart instructor, heart team, heart train, image001 photo, Indiana, Indiana university, Indianapolis, influenza, instructor, internal medicine residency, interventional cardiologist, interventionist, Iu, James C., KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, lab, late hands-only technique, lay public responder, Louisville, Louisville legacy, Louisville metro council, low bystander, major health care system, medical group, medicine, medicine residency, minute matter, Norton Healthcare, outcome, oxygenation, photo, preferred method of resuscitation, procedure, R., residency, resuscitation, rhythm stop, RN, RT, starttheheartfoundation.org, TAVR, teamwork, traditional CPR, unique Louisville legacy, valve, verifiable effect, white coat, William C., William Dillon

LOUISVILLE. Despite being an interventional cardiologist, director of the Cardiac Catherization Lab (cath lab), and head of the extracorporeal membrane

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Special Section

Advanced Orthopedic Care Hinges on Skill, Technology, Trust

September 1, 2019October 28, 2019 Menisa Marshall ACL, ACL knee injury, ACLs relative, advanced orthopedic Care hinge, age 60, arthritis, Arthroscopic, arthroscopic procedure, athlete, build trust, care of high-level athlete, care option, conservative management option, cortisol injection, cuff, Duany, finger-sized, finger-sized incision, G., general orthopedic issue, good result, incision, Indiana, injured shoulder repair, injury, invasive surgical technique, joint replacement surgery, knee, male-dominated sport account, medicine, misconception people, non-sport-related, non-sport-related injury, Norton, Norton orthopedic institute, Norton sport health, Nyagon, Nyagon G., orthopedic care option, orthopedic surgeon, orthopedist, patient return, procedure, recovery, replacement surgery, rotator, shoulder, shoulder repair, shoulder rotator cuff repair, skilled team, skilled team of orthopedist, small finger-sized incision, sport injury, sports-related injury, surgery, tackle myth, therapy, trust, typical orthopedic patient, typical replacement candidate, unstable movement

LOUISVILLE Spend time talking with Nyagon G. Duany, MD, and it’s easy to see why she has a passion for

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Solving Gastroenterology Enigmas for Southern Indiana

June 1, 2019September 8, 2020 Maggie McCombs acid reflux, Albany, Albany Emori Carrara, anatomy lab detail, Anna Feitelson, anxiety, bowel, bowel movement, bowel syndrome, branch of Gastroenterology health partner, cancer, Carrara, Carrara 's discipline, Carrara treat, clinical trial, colitis, Cologuard, colon, colon cancer, common patient complaint, constipation, cousin 's medical train, Crohn’s/ulcerative, Crohn’s/ulcerative colitis, diarrhea, diet, disease presentation, diverse disease presentation, doctor, experienced GI doctor, female hormone level, female patient population, female-dominant, gastroenterologist, gastroenterology, gastroenterology discipline, Gastroenterology enigma, Gastroenterology health partner, Gastroenterology health partner 's new Albany, gastroenterology practice, gastrointestinal symptom, gender-specific issue, GHP, GI, GI doctor, GI trouble, Gil Dunn Emori Carrara, great Louisville region, gross anatomy lab detail, gut health, Hepatology, IBS, image001 photo, Indiana, intimate doctor-patient relationship, intricate puzzle, irritable bowel syndrome, large independent gastroenterology practice, liver, liver disease, Louisville, Louisville native, Louisville OB-GYN, Louisville region, medication, Nash, nation 's hotspots, new Albany, new Albany Emori Carrara, non-alcoholic, non-alcoholic liver disease, obesity-related epidemic, patient base, pediatric rotation, practice gastroenterology, procedural field, reflux, risk factor, symptom, variety of GI, young patient

NEW ALBANY Emori Carrara, MD, has practiced gastroenterology and hepatology at Gastroenterology Health Partners’ New Albany, Indiana, location since 2010.

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A Discussion Worth Having

May 1, 2019September 8, 2020 Jim Kelsey $, $600 million industry, 600, A., acid reflux, adult diaper industry, Albany, bowel, bowel control issue, cancer, colon, colon cancer, diaper, diaper industry, diarrhea, discussion worth, drug use, esophageal cancer, fecal incontinence, frank incontinence, gastroenterology, Gastroenterology health partner, Gastroenterology health partner handle condition patient, Gil Dunn Jim Strobel, gynecologist, hepatitis, hepatitis A, hollow organ, house-bound, identify patient, image001 photo, incontinence, Indiana, InterStim®, intravenous drug use, Jim Strobel, liver, liver cell, local gynecologist, muscle, new Albany, partner, patient 's gynecologist, patient face, pelvis, polyp, pre-cancerous, reflux, satisfied patient, screen, secret health issue, Southern Indiana community, Strobel, symptom, symptom of fecal incontinence, virus

NEW ALBANY The adult diaper industry is a $600 million industry in the United States. That’s one of the facts

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Early Detection and Straight Talk

November 1, 2018September 8, 2020 Jim Kelsey -David Dresner, 4.4 % lifetime risk, 4.4 % lifetime risk of develop colon cancer, active duty, adenoma, approach help patient fight colon cancer, bomb of Benghazi, cancer, colleague aim, colon, colon cancer, colon cancer mortality, colon cancer patient, colon cancer survival rate, colonoscopy, colorectal screen, combine resource, death rate of patient, decreased vegetable consumption, detection, detection rate, develop colon cancer, direct approach help patient fight colon cancer, division of Gastroenterology health partner, Dresner, Dresner stand, efficient quality, excessive red meat, false enthusiasm, fecal immunochemical test, five, five year survival rate, four year obligation, four year obligation of service, gastroenterologists, Gastroenterologists of Southern Indiana, gastroenterology, Gastroenterology health partner, Gastroenterology of Southern Indiana, GHP David Dresner, health profession scholarship program, high quality medicine, image001 photo, inactive reserve, incidence of colon cancer, Indiana, it‘s, left-sided colon cancer, Louisville Gastroenterology, Louisville Gastroenterology associate, Mayo, Mayo clinic, misplaced optimism, misunderstood aspect of colon cancer, new Albany, one-pound hole, polyp, program regulation, quality medicine, rectal bleed, right-sided colon cancer, Southern Indiana, stool, straight talk, survival, survival rate, Tennessee medical school, U.S. navy 's health profession scholarship program, U.S. navy prior, university of Tennessee medical school, vegetable consumption

NEW ALBANY, IN. David Dresner, MD, gastroenterologist with Gastroenterology Health Partners in New Albany, Indiana, speaks to his patients in

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News News & Events

News – Jun 2018

June 1, 2018July 3, 2018 MD-Update Staff accreditation, ace, ace accreditation, American academy, American association of family physician, baptist health, baptist Health-Lexington Spencer Jones, baptist medical group, cardiac catheterization, Care governance leadership award, catheterization, CEO, Cincinnati, Cincinnati child, Cincinnati child 's hospital, Clark, Clark memorial hospital, clinic, commitment, D., Elam, emergency, emergency medicine, endovascular, endovascular care, experience award, experience award honor, experience measure, experience survey, family medicine, fellowship, Health-Lexington Spencer Jones, healthcare, Healthgrades, hospital board member, hospital board member of baptist health, image001 photo, Indiana, Indiana community, injection, Joseph, Joseph hospital, Kentucky, Kentucky hospital association, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KHA, KHA convention, KHA quality award, Kristi Farmer-Lykins, lady, lady of peace, Lai, lead online resource, leadership, Lexington, Lexington baptist health, Lexington Spencer Jones, LLC, long-acting, Mechanicsburg, medical center, medicine, member of the American osteopathic association, MS, nationally-accepted, News, Nicholasville road, osteopathic medicine, outcome, outpatient, outstand patient experience award, outstand patient experience award honor, patient care, patient experience measure, patient experience survey, patient safety, pediatric emergency medicine, pediatrics, percutaneous coronary intervention, physician, quality award, rehab, rehabilitation, safety, SIRH, Southern Indiana Rehab, Southern Indiana Rehab hospital, specialty, sport institute, sport medicine, Stevenson, suite 208, TriHealth, TriHealth orthopedics, U, university of Cincinnati, university of Kentucky, vascular service, Vibra, Vibra Healthcare

Baptist Medical Group Adds Internist LEXINGTON Spencer Jones, DO, has joined Baptist Health Medical Group Internal Medicine at 2101 Nicholasville

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Changing the Paradigm on Pain Management

December 1, 2017February 9, 2018 Donna Ison Alabama-Birmingham, anesthesia residency, anesthesiology, APRN, away pain, broad spectrum of chronic pain condition, chief complaint of head, chronic migraine relief, chronic pain, chronic pain management, clinic, commonwealth, commonwealth 's physician, commonwealth pain, complex option, complex regional pain syndrome, comprehensive approach, comprehensive pain clinic, comprehensive pain management clinic, CP&S, CP&S deal, CRPS, department of anesthesiology, DRGs, enter pain management, epidural steroid injection, Evansville, fellowship, field of anesthesiology, general surgery internship, generalized plan, implantable device, Indiana, Indiana license, injection, intercostal nerve block, Jackson, James Jackson, Jason Lewis, Kentucky, Kyle, Kyle young, L., Lewis, like-minded physician, Louisville, lumbar discography, medical competency, medical degree, medication, medication management, medicine, migraine relief, misconception, multimodal, narcotic, neuromodulation, new breed of young physician, Nicolaus Winters, offer alternative, opioids, Owensboro, pain, pain clinic, pain management, pain management clinic, pain management fellowship, pain medicine fellowship, pain syndrome, partner, patient-centered, patient-centered therapy, photo, physician, procedure-oriented, progressive pain clinic, public 's misconception, residency, respective reason, reward thing, right thing, Rob Densmore, spine, sport medicine fellowship, state young, successful pain management clinic, surgery, surgery internship, team-based approach, therapy, throw narcotic, time patient, traditional pain medicine, traditional pain therapy, U, U of L., university of Alabama-Birmingham, wide range of treatment, Winters, Winters state

LOUISVILLE In recent days, everyone seems to have developed a strong response to the words “pain management.” The topic is

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Legislative Update: SB4 – Medical Review Panels

February 1, 2017 Stephanie Wurdock bill, breach, broad overview of SB4, chosen panelist, core provision, dispute resolution agreement, expert opinion, flow of medical malpractice claim, healthcare, healthcare cost, healthcare practitioner, healthcare provider, Indiana, Indiana 's lead, individual provider, injured patient 's path, Kentucky, lawsuit, legislative update, licensed internist, malpractice, malpractice claim, malpractice complaint, medical malpractice claim, medical review panel, medical talent, member of the Kentucky legislature, merit of proposed malpractice complaint, national practitioner data bank, opinion, opponent claim, panel, panel process, panelist, patient 's path, payment, practitioner, practitioner data bank, proponent of SB4 claim, proposed malpractice complaint, provider, R-Winchester, Ralph Alvarado, requirement of SB4, review panel, rise healthcare cost, SB4, SB4 claim, Senate Bill 4, state court, tort, tort reform, valid alternative dispute resolution agreement, violation of a statute, written malpractice claim

According to the National Practitioner Data Bank, Kentucky reported an average of 269 payments each year from 2011 through 2015.

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