orthopedics – MD Update

Forgotten No Longer

May 1, 2019June 21, 2019 Jim Kelsey adequate patient population, APRN, Care, Care center, care provider, center 's operation, center 's rapid early growth, Cesario, chamber, chi, chi saint, clinical nurse manager, foot ulcer, forgotten population, Gil Dunn, heal process, home health, hyperbaric chamber, Joseph, Joseph health, Joseph London, lack of wound care, Lawson, Mary Ann Payne, Matthew Lawson, Matthew Lawson estimate, medical climate, medical director, medical director of the wound, new wound, nurse, nurse manager, obesity, orthopedics, Payne, photo, projected growth potential, provider, RN, specialized care, subspecialty, ulcer, wound, wound care

LONDON In a medical climate where specialized care is increasingly the norm, it might come as some surprise that there

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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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Fixing the Unfixable

September 1, 2018November 9, 2018 Jim Kelsey ACF injury, anterior procedure, anterior total hip replacement, AO, AO fellow, AO Fellows, AO fellowship, AO site, AO trauma group, association of the study of internal fixation, bone, broken bone, collaboration of orthopedic traumatologist, complex fracture, David Waespe, fellowship, fix break bone, fracture, fracture of the pelvis, general orthopedics, Georgetown, good outcome, hard-playing, hard-playing shortstop, huge honor, internal fixation, Jim Hughes, Kentucky, Kentucky baseball team, Kentucky orthopedic associate, Kentucky orthopedics associate, Kentucky orthopedics associate 's David Waespe, knee, knee replacement, knee scope, KY David Waespe, labral injury, meniscus tear, Mississippi, opioids, orthopedic residency, orthopedic trauma, orthopedic traumatologist, orthopedics, Osteosynthesefragen, outcome, pain, pain management, prestigious six week AO fellowship, procedure, replacement, residency, shoulder scope, small difference, sport medicine procedure, surgeon, surgery, Switzerland, trauma, traumatologist, UK college of medicine, university of Kentucky baseball team, Waespe, Waespe practice

GEORGETOWN, KY David Waespe, MD, visited Switzerland twice in a 12-year span, but the trips could not have been more

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What’s New at Shriners Hospital for Children Medical Center-Lexington?

September 1, 2018November 9, 2018 MD-Update Staff ■ MDU, â– , active campus, advanced image, advent of new surgical technique, ambulatory surgery center, challenge of surgery, Charlotte orthopaedic specialist, Children-Lexington, Colegio Internacional, Colegio Internacional de, completed fellowship, complex inpatient surgery, de, deformity, diagnostic radiologic technologist, Dr. Chet Tylkowski, Dr. Iwinski, emergency room, field of orthopedics, fusion patient, Henry Iwinski, image001 photo, image002 photo, innovation, inpatient, inpatient hospital, inpatient surgery, Iwinski, Iwinski Jr., J., Lexington, medial Center-Lexington, medical center, one, onsite pharmacy, orthopedic train, orthopedics, outcome, outpatient, pastoral acre, pediatric anesthesiologist, pediatric orthopedic surgeon, pediatric orthopedics, pediatrician, polio, primary condition, proximity of the UK hospital, result of the polio epidemic, retirement of Dr. Chet Tylkowski, shared mission of clinical care, SHCMC, SHCMC board-certified physician, Shriners, Shriners 's passion, Shriners hospital, Shriners hospital experience, Shriners hospital mission, significant rehabilitation, spinal deformity, spinal fusion patient, surgery, surgery center, technical aspect, technical aspect of orthopedics, UK child 's hospital, UK medical campus, unique childhood, unpredicted outcome

LEXINGTON After 60+ years as an inpatient hospital on 27 pastoral acres on Richmond Road, in 2017 Shriners Hospital moved

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Events – Oct 2017

October 1, 2017 MD-Update Staff apiary, baby health service, back pain, bank team, BB&T, Bill Walton, bluegrass, bluegrass council, bluegrass council of the blind, cancer, cancer research, color of courage raise record amount, commonwealth, commonwealth pain, courage, courage raise record amount, Dana-Faber, Dana-Faber cancer institute, David Bosomworth, David Moore, extreme lateral Interbody fusion, financial partner team, five year history, fundraiser, Gil Dunn, Gil Dunn Brandon Gish, Gil Dunn Lexington, Gil Dunn Lexington medical society foundation, golf, golf committee member, golf out, golf tournament, golfer, hope scarf, hope scarf 's mission, host 28, host 28 th, Houston Oaks, Houston Oaks country club, Interbody, Interbody fusion, James Graham Brown, James Graham Brown cancer center, Jewish hospital, John Collins, Joseph east, Kentucky, Kentucky 's medical history, Kentucky orthopedics associate, Ky., Kyle, Kyle young, l-r, Lara MacGregor, Lauren Williams, Lexington, Lexington medical society, Lexington medical society foundation, LMSF, Louisville, Louisville resident Lara MacGregor, magic garden party, MD-UPDATE, MDU, medical center, MSN, neurosurgeon, new location, new office, new Shriners hospital, old medical society, orthopedics, PA-C, pain, partner team, pediatric orthopedic surgeon, people face cancer, photo, physician, picture-perfect day, play area, preservation of Kentucky 's medical history, procedure, RN, scarf, Shriners, Shriners hospital, society foundation, spine, sponsor of color of courage, stage IV breast cancer survivor, surgeon, surgery, SVMIC, Tony Lewgood, tournament, tournament chair, Walton, XLIF, XLIF procedure

Colors of Courage Raises Record Amount for Hope Scarves and Cancer Research LOUISVILLE A record amount, over $151,000, was raised

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Just an Arm’s Length and a Day Away

August 1, 2017 Jim Kelsey 23, 23 hour hospital stay, 23 hour stay, anesthesia, arm 's length, arthritis, Arthroscopic, athlete, baseball, comfortable discharge, cuff, day of lengthy hospital stay, elbow, elbow injury, elbow procedure, extremity, extremity procedure, extremity surgery, Florida orthopedic institute, Harreld, hospital stay, incision, infection drop, injury, joint replacement, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, Kevin Harreld, large open incision, lengthy hospital stay, Louisville, Louisville school, majority of orthopedic surgeon, orthopedic associate, orthopedic surgeon, orthopedic surgical residency, orthopedics, outpatient, pain, physical therapy, pithy phrase, procedure, regional nerve, repair, replacement, reverse total shoulder, revision surgery, risk of infection drop, rotator, rotator cuff repair, rotator cuff tear, select orthopedic surgery, shoulder, shoulder fellowship, shoulder replacement, surgeon, surgery, surgical procedure, therapy, university of Louisville school of medicine, upper extremity procedure, upper extremity surgery

LOUISVILLE The days of lengthy hospital stays for surgical procedures are long gone. Much of this is fueled by payers,

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A Joint Effort

August 1, 2017 Jim Kelsey adult reconstruction surgeon, adult reconstructive fellowship, average age, BSN, bundled payment care initiative, bundled payment structure, care of the patient, clinic, CMS, cost save, CRRN, director of total joint replacement, Dr. Tharun Karthikeyan, effective orthopedic patient care, expectation, Famer, flat amount, flat payment, former Pittsburgh steeler, Gil Dunn, hall of Famer, hip, hip replacement, hospital stay, Jerome Bettis, joint effort, joint replacement, Joseph, Joseph hospital, Joseph hospital orthopedics, Karthikeyan, knee, knee center, knee replacement, leader of a cohesive team, Lexington, Lexington clinic, Lexington clinic orthopedics, Lexington repair, OrthoCarolina, OrthoCarolina hip, orthopedic surgeon, orthopedic surgery residency, orthopedics, outcome, patient navigator, payment, payment care initiative, photo, physical therapy, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh steeler, positive patient outcome, posterior approach, procedure, provider, quality of care, reconstruction surgeon, replace knee, replacement, replacement program, RN, seminar, significant cost save, sport medicine, steeler, surgeon, surgery residency, Tharun Karthikeyan, therapist, total joint replacement, total joint replacement program, total knee replacement, trauma fellowship, unfair shift, university of Pittsburgh school of medicine

LEXINGTON Repairing and replacing knees and hip joints is what Tharun Karthikeyan, MD does for a living. He’s well trained

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Bringing the Best to Bowling Green

August 1, 2017 Donna Ison 50 % reduction, 50 % reduction of pain, adult degenerative condition, America 's healthcare system, arm surgery, arthritis, Arthroscopic, Arthroscopy, B., Bowling, brain, brain stimulation, carpel tunnel syndrome, challenge of pain, Cleveland clinic university hand, clinic, comprehensive physical therapy service, Contracture, craniofacial, craniofacial pain, cutting-edge care, D., deep brain stimulation, deformity, degenerative joint, disorder, Dupuytren 's Contracture, evolution of America 's healthcare system, extremity fellowship, fellowship, full-service pain management, ganglion cyst, Gilbert clinic, Gilbert-Graves, Gilbert-Graves clinic, hand fellowship, hand therapy, happy patient, high incidence of Dupuytren 's Contracture, Hines pharmacy, incision, interventional pain specialist, J., joint dysfunction, joint replacement, Keith D., Kentucky, lifeline home health, lumbo-pelvic, lumbo-pelvic disorder, medicine, Morrison, movement disorder, movement disorder surgery, multiple concern, multiple facility, nerve test, neurologic test, neurosurgeon, neurosurgery, neurosurgical associate, neurosurgical care, orthopedic care, orthopedic residency, orthopedic surgeon, orthopedics, pain, pain specialist, patient range, people of western Kentucky, Phillip J., Phillip Singer, photo, physician, primary generator, primary generator of pain, ProRehab, residency, Richards, sacro-iliac, Shanks, shoulder, Singer, Singer 's patient, spine, spine care, spine tumor, sport medicine, streamlined care, surgeon, surgery, therapy, Todd Shanks, treatment of trauma, U, upper extremity fellowship, well-trained physician, western Kentucky, WKONA, WKONA physician

BOWLING GREEN In recent years, the evolution of America’s healthcare system became inevitable. Phillip J. Singer, MD, an orthopedic surgeon

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A Perfect Fit

August 1, 2017 Bob Bake Accufill, Ashland, associate orthopedic surgeon, attend realign broken bone, back pain, bone, bone filler, computer-assisted technology, conservative medical management, cuff, David Waespe, development of a robust practice, ER technician, fellowship, general orthopedics, Gil Dunn James Rice, Grau, Heilig, incision, ingrowth of the surround bone, James Rice, joint replacement, joint replacement material, Kentucky, Kentucky orthopedic associate, Ky., mechanical engineer degree, Michael Heilig, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medication, optimal outcome, orthopedic resident, orthopedic surgeon end, orthopedic surgery, orthopedics, outcome, pain, patient selection, perfect fit, photo, physician, physician assistant, physician of Kentucky orthopedic associate, pre-med course, procedure, proper patient selection, replacement, replacement material, Rice, robust practice, rotator, rotator cuff tear, severe rotator cuff tear, single orthopedic surgeon, spine, spine fellowship, stage of conservative management, subchondroplasty, subspecialty, subspecialty fellowship, surgeon, surgeon end, surgery, surround bone, Winchester, Winchester Greg Grau, Winchester location, Winchester use, Winchester use prove technique

WINCHESTER Greg Grau, MD, had decided before he even went to medical school that he wanted a career in orthopedic

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News – Jan 2017

January 1, 2017March 23, 2017 MD-Update Staff addition of Drs., arthritis, ASN, associate team physician, benign bone, Blake, bone, Brower-Harkess, Brower-Harkess research award, cancer, cancer care delivery, cardiology, care intervention, clinic, CoC, critical care, critical condition, D., disease procedure, Dr. Brandi Hartley, Dr. Craig Roberts, Dr. David Seligson, Dr. James Andrews, Dr. Jiyao Zou, expert orthopedic care, external fixation, fellowship, former college football player, general orthopedics, health care provider, healthcare, healthcare set, instructor, internal medicine, intervention, Jason, joined U, Jon Carlson, Kentucky, Kentucky orthopaedic society, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health cardiology associate, Lederer, limb-salvage, limb-salvage procedure, Liu, longtime surgeon, Lonnie Douglas, Louisville, Louisville physician orthopedics, Louisville school, Louisville university, Louisville university of Louisville physician orthopedics, Medicaid, Medicaid service, medical director, medical director of physical medicine, medicine, metabolic stone clinic, metastatic disease procedure, Miller, Mullett, musculoskeletal oncology, native of Chile, Nephrology, new orthopedic surgeon, new role, new surgeon, News, oncological surgery, oncology, orthopedic limb-salvage procedure, orthopedic oncological surgery, orthopedic oncology, orthopedic trauma, orthopedics, outcome, pediatrician, pediatrics, physical medicine, physician, provider, published researcher, range of expert orthopedic care, rehabilitation, residency, Rodolfo Zamora-Rendich, school of medicine, Shenoi, SIRH, Southern Indiana Rehab, Southern Indiana Rehab hospital, sport medicine fellowship, stone clinic, surgeon, trauma, U, UNC, university of Kentucky, world-renowned sport surgeon, Zamora-Rendich

U of L Physicians Adds Three New Orthopedic Surgeons LOUISVILLE University of Louisville Physicians Orthopedics, long recognized as a national

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