migraine

Current Special Section SLIDER Special Section 

Against the Grain: The Cutting Edge of Migraine Treatments

December 1, 2020December 1, 2020 Jim Kelsey anti-CGRP, anti-CGRP monoclonal antibody, antibody, attention seek, Botox, Botox injection, brain stem, CGRP, chi, chi saint, Chumley, Chumley serve, clinical neurophysiology fellowship, clinical Neurophysiology lab, combination of genetics, cut edge of migraine treatment, director of the clinical Neurophysiology lab, disease condition, disorder of neuropeptides, Dr. Chumley, female migraine patient, Gil Dunn Warren Chumley, grade science project, grain, headache, history of stroke, image001 photo, injection, Joseph, Joseph health, Joseph medical group, Lexington, medical science liaison, medication, meninges, migraine, migraine patient, migraine treatment, monoclonal, national level meet, neurologist, neurology, neurology more thing, neurophysiology, neurophysiology fellowship, Neurophysiology lab, office hour see patient, patient age 18, radiologist father, science liaison, science project, therapy, track cross, treatment option, university of Kentucky college of medicine, Warren Chumley

LEXINGTON While many fourth graders find a science project to be nothing but a headache, Warren Chumley, MD, found it

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Special Section 

Child Neurologist Uses Acupuncture to Treat Migraines

June 1, 2018September 10, 2018 Holly Hinson 9 month program, acupuncture, acupuncture clinic, acupuncture train, additional Norton physician, blockage, blockage of energy, child experience migraine, child neurologist use acupuncture, child neurology, combination of genetics, Danielle Graff, Doll, endure misconception, familial predisposition factor, general child neurology, generous allow, Gil Dunn Elizabeth, Gil Dunn Elizabeth S., headache, image001 photo, inpatient consultation, invasive way, Louisville, Louisville physician, male gender ratio, Mark McDonald, med, medication, medicine, migraine, migraine research foundation, mind-body aspect, multidimensional approach, needle, neurologist, neurology, new treatment, niche treat pain, Norton, Norton child, Norton child 's hospital, Norton child 's pediatric specialist, Norton physician, Olivia Mittel, online course work, onsite train, pain, pain-related condition, pediatric acupuncture, pediatric hospital set, placement of small needle, predisposition factor, S., stimulator, stress, treat headache, treat migraine, university of Louisville physician, western medicine

LOUISVILLE When Elizabeth S. Doll, MD, was completing her residency in child neurology in Salt Lake City, Utah two years

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Special Section 

No Pain? Big Gain!

December 1, 2017February 9, 2018 Jim Kelsey anesthesia portion, average age of the patient present, bad misperception, baptist health, BHMG, BHMG pain management practice, big gain, Botox, chronic pain, cord stimulation, epidural, epidural space, generalized pain medication, genicular, genicular nerve block, good option, good solution, group pain management, head pain, injection, knee, Kristal Wilson, large joint pain, location of the pain, Louisville, Louisville school, medical group pain management, medication, migraine, nerve, Opioid, opioid medication, opioid therapy, opioid therapy remains, opioids, pain, pain clinic, pain management, pain psychologist, pain relief, people need help, pill mill, psychological component, psychologist, referral, scope of the BHMG pain management practice, source of the pain, spinal cord stimulation, steroid, steroid injection, therapy, type of psychological component, university of Louisville school of medicine, Wilson

LOUISVILLE “Where does it hurt?” That’s the common question asked of someone in pain. Medical professionals naturally follow up with

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Complementary Care Psychiatry Psychiatry & Mental Health Special Section 

Bluegrass Health Psychology

December 1, 2016July 27, 2017 Gil Dunn ABPP, Adams, Amanda, Amanda merchant, bariatric, bariatric surgery, behavioral compliance, BHP, bluegrass, bluegrass health psychology, chronic pain, chronic pain patient, chronic pelvic pain, clinical psychology, Cole, Coles dream, cord stimulator, dermatological, dermatology, dermatology problem, diabetes, disorder, doctor, Donald Crowe, EKU, Erica Adams, evaluation, fellow health psychologist offer, fellowship, full range of psychological treatment option, fulltime health psychology, gastro-intestinal, gastro-intestinal issue, GI, happy circumstance, headache, health condition, health illness, health psychologist, health psychology, health psychology practice, insomnia, internship, intrathecal, Jonathan Cole, LCSW, Lexington, medical condition, medical health, medical health condition, medical health psychology, medical health psychology practice, Melody Cole, mental health illness, merchant, migraine, mind connection work, Miss. Cole, pain, pain management, pain patient, PhD, physician, postdoctoral fellowship, pre-bariatric, pre-bariatric surgery evaluation, pre-surgical, president of bluegrass health psychology, psychological treatment option, psychologist, psychology, referral, risk assessment, satisfaction of see patient, see patient, sleep, sleep issue, sleep problem, spinal cord stimulator, stimulator, stress trigger, Sun coast pain management center, surgery, Susan Snyder, treat insomnia, undergraduate, undergraduate degree

LEXINGTON Since high school, Jonathan Cole, PhD, ABPP, knew he wanted a career in psychiatry or psychology. His father David

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Neurology Neurology & Neurosurgery Special Section 

Focus on Neurology

December 1, 2015July 20, 2017 Jill Debolt aggressive therapy, AIN, Anderson, Anderson serve, being part, blocker, busy neurology practice, certified multidisciplinary MS center, certified principal investigator, challenge of complex neurology case, chronic neurological condition, clinical trial, cognitive rehab, complex neurology case, cutting-edge of the new treatment option, demyelization, demyelization of the nerve fiber sheath, dopamine, early referral, eastern half of Kentucky, Everman, game changer, game-changing, game-changing treatment, general neurology practice, Gregory Anderson, health neurology, healthcare, healthcare population, high enroll site, importance of early referral, independent AIN clinical research division, investigator, Kentucky, Kentucky native, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KentuckyOne health network, KentuckyOne health neurology associate, KentuckyOne neurology associate, Lemtrada, Lexington neurologist, medical director, medication, migraine, MS, MS center, multiple sclerosis, Nancy heckler, nerve fiber sheath, neurologist, neurology, neurology case, neurology practice, neurology research center, neurology residency, new onset weakness, new treatment, Nicole Everman, nurse navigator, onset weakness, Parkinson, Parkinson 's disease, physician, physician involvement, physician leadership, physician market leader, quality of life, recent FDA approval, recent FDA approval of Lemtrada, recent personal goal, research center, research division, residency, sclerosis, suite, support patient, therapy, transformation of healthcare, treatment of Ms., treatment option, university of Kentucky, wellness approach

LEXINGTON Neurologists have much hope to offer patients with chronic neurological conditions by using new and aggressive therapies that significantly

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Neurology Neurology & Neurosurgery Uncategorized 

Combating the Pain

January 15, 2015December 28, 2017 Sarah Wilder allergy, Allergy & Immunology, Botox, botulinum, botulinum toxin, botulinum toxin injection, bruxism, cervical disc disease, chronic intractable migraine, chronic migraine, clinic, common comorbidity, comorbidity, control of the migraine, deformity, diagnosis of chronic intractable migraine, diet counsel, disc, disc disease, disorder, E., Eliza, Eliza E., environmental allergy, fibromyalgia, gain pain control, headache, injection, Lexington, Lexington clinic neurologist, medical comorbidity, medically-refractory migraine patient, medication, migraine, migraine management, migraine sufferer, multisystem assessment, myofascial, myofascial pain, nerve, neurological evaluation, neurological evaluation of the patient, neurologist, neurolysis, new treatment, occipital nerve blockade, pain, physician, positive effect, protocol, referral, Robertson, sinus, sinus disease, sinus treatment, sleep, spasticity, spinal deformity, sufferer, technique of occipital nerve blockade, temporomandibular dysfunction, time pain management, TMJ, toxin, treatment of chronic migraine, trigger point injection

LEXINGTON The approach to patients with chronic intractable migraine typically reaches well beyond the medicine bottle. These patients, by definition,

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Complementary Care 

Could Acupuncture Help You?

June 1, 2014 Deborah Ann Ballard, MD, MPH acupuncture, acupuncture help, acupuncture technique, acupuncture work, acupuncturist, American board, body 's natural painkiller, brain 's response, chronic tension-type headache, common chronic medical problem, family of therapy, good chance of help people, headache, health treatment facility, key treatment, literature show, medical provider, medication, medicine, mental health treatment facility, migraine, migraine headache, multiple research study, needle, non-drug treatment, pain, pain clinic, pain medication, patient take antihypertensive medication, positive specific, prophylactic drug treatment, provider, review of the scientific literature show, scientific literature show, stimulation, stimulation of point, study of brain function, study offer, surgery, therapy, traditional western medicine, treatment outside, treatment outside of traditional western medicine, use of acupuncture, valuable non-drug treatment, way acupuncture work

Chronic pain, migraine headaches, obesity, anxiety, depression, and addictions are very difficult to treat. Currently offered drugs, surgeries, counseling, and

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Special Section 

Toxin Reaps Results

December 1, 2012 Jennifer S. Newton acute care, baptist hospital east 's stroke, baptist neuroscience associate, baptist neuroscience associate neurologist, Botox, botulinum, botulinum toxin, cervical dystonia, chronic migraine, cosmetic application, cosmetic application of Botox, David Salvatore, depression, Dr. David Salvatore, Dr. David Salvatore use, dystonia, effect of stroke, episode of general hospital, excessive salivate, extensive train, eyelid spasm, facial rejuvenation, FDA, frown line, historical description of an FDA-approved, limb, limb spasticity, line treatment, Louisville poison, low limb spasticity, medical director of baptist hospital east 's stroke, medical use, medication, migraine, muscle, muscle relaxer, neurologic, neurologist, neurology, neuroscience, neuroscience associate, neuroscience associate neurologist, outcome, physician, post-stroke, Post-Stroke Care, post-stroke depression, quality of life, recognized brand of botulinum toxin, Salvatore, side effect, small amount of the toxin, spasm, spasticity, strabismus, stroke, stroke patient, toxin, upper limb spasticity

LOUISVILLE Poison, paralysis, and facial rejuvenation. It sounds more like an episode of General Hospital than the historical description of

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Uncategorized 

Planning for the Future

October 1, 2012January 20, 2017 Kenneth C. Wilson, MD accountable care, accountable care organization, ACO, ACOs, bladder, bladder problem, broad value equation, Brookings-Dartmouth, C., Care, Care design, care model, care organization, child 's hospital, clinical effectiveness, comprehensive woman, creation of the woman 's program, digital publisher, disorder, Dr. Kenneth, Dr. Kenneth C., early intervention, eat disorder, economic side, economic side of healthcare, effectiveness, expansion of hospital-based service, fee-for-service, fee-for-service system, folk, headache, healthcare, healthcare organization, hospital fit, hospital-based service, intervention, Kenneth, leadership mean, life train, Louisville, Medicare, Megan, Megan C., migraine, neuroscience, new hospital fit, new woman, Norton, Norton 's Kenneth, Norton Healthcare, Norton Healthcare 's Kenneth, Norton Healthcare physician, old suburban hospital, organization 's accountable care model, organizational design, overlap trend, overlap trend of healthcare reform, physician, physician alignment, physician executive, physician leader, physician manager, provider organization, purpose of clinical effectiveness, quality of life, radiation exposure, real sign of the time, safety of care, sf tower, sharp end of care, specialty, St. Matthews area, strong service, sustainable cost, system of care, system of Care design, total cost, total cost of care, value equation, value-based future, vice president of clinical effectiveness, Wilson, woman 's program

LOUISVILLE On September 13, Norton Healthcare broke ground on a new 100,000 sf tower to convert the old Suburban Hospital

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