pain

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Nitrous Oxide for Pain Relief

June 1, 2019June 21, 2019 Mary Branham allow mother, American college of Nurse-Midwives, beneficial option, birth plan, BSN, CCCE labor, chi saint, childbirth, director of woman 's, image001 photo, Joseph, Joseph east, Joseph health, Kayla Spalding, Kelly Ray, labor, labor pain, Lexington, Melissa Breen, minor medical procedure, mom, nitrous oxide, Nurse-Midwives, option, oxide, pain, pain management option, pain relief, perfect birth plan, RN, RNC-OB, woman 's hospital

LEXINGTON Every birth is unique and special, so it’s important to find the perfect birth plan for each mother and

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Current Special Section Special Section 

Physical Therapy can Address Developmental Delays in Children

June 1, 2019June 21, 2019 Beth Ennis, PT, EdD 300+ word, absolute trail, acceptable deviation, alternative path, antigravity movement, basic red flag, Beth Ennis Beth Ennis, Beth Ennis Pt, child will, chronic pain, complex web of system, consonant sound, current pain neuroscience discussion, delay, development of language skill, developmental delay, developmental trail, diagnosis, Edd, Ehlers Danlos hypermobility type, empower family, excessive antigravity movement, excessive low tone, fibromyalgia diagnosis, hypermobility, hypermobility diagnosis, image001 photo, pain, pain neuroscience discussion, path, pediatric fibromyalgia diagnosis, pediatric physical therapist, poor eye contact, poor tummy skill, problematic detour, Pt, red flag, result impairment, side pathway, skilled service, small side pathway, temporary stumble, therapist, therapy, three-word sentence, toy, tummy skill, underlie cause, underlie cause of developmental delay, underlie influence, variety of consonant sound

LOUISVILLE As children grow and develop, we marvel in the developmental trail they blaze, often taking for granted the complex

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Special Section 

Presenting a New Wellness Paradigm for Pain

January 1, 2019March 21, 2019 Donna Ison absence of damage, Anderson cancer center, anesthesiology residency, area of degeneration, arthritis, body 's natural heal response, cellular constitution, cellular science, cellular science of tissue regeneration, clinician, component of pain, compromised tissue, cornerstone of Danesh Mazloomdoost, culture shift, Danesh Mazloomdoost, degeneration, Dr. Mazloomdoost, Dr. Mazloomdoost process platelet-rich plasma, fibroblastic, fibroblastic stage, final maturation stage, heal process, healthcare address pain, image001 photo, induced proliferation, induced proliferation of new cell, inflammation, inflammation stage, inflammatory response cell, John Hopkins medical institute, ketamine, Lexington body, ligament, loss of tissue integrity, Mazloomdoost, Mazloomdoost 's responsibility, Md., mechanics of movement, medical economics, medicine, neural wire, new cell, new Wellness paradigm, newly-formed tissue, non-surgical, non-surgical injection, numb medication, pain, pain change, pain evaluation, pain management, pain map, pain medicine fellowship, platelet-rich, Platelet-Rich plasma, prestigious MD, Prolotherapy, prompt inflammation, PRP, reflection of the body 's effort, regenerative medicine, regenerative specialist, regenerative technique use prolotherapy, response cell, revolutionary treatment, role of clinician, singular session, spinal degeneration, steroid, substantial culture shift, surround ligament, therapy, tissue, tissue integrity, traditional pain evaluation, treat pain, treatment of arthritis, trifold, understand root cause, Wellward, Wellward regenerative medicine

LEXINGTON Bodies were built to heal. This simple, yet profound statement is the cornerstone of Danesh Mazloomdoost, MD’s, practice. Mazloomdoost,

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Special Section 

UofL Tackles Opioid Misuse Among Seniors

January 1, 2019March 21, 2019 Natalie Pope adult, adverse drug-drug integration, alternative pain management strategy, Anna Faul, breathe complication, care provider, Christin Furman, didactics, dosage, drug interaction problem, drug-disease, drug-disease interaction increase, drug-drug integration, Faul, good practice, health service administration, increased risk of fall, interaction, majority of old adult, Medicare part D beneficiary, medication, mental health service administration, misuse, old adult, old adult patient, Opioid, Opioid misuse, opioids, optimal age, pain, pain management, pain management strategy, part D beneficiary, possible health complication, practitioner, primary care provider, provider, risk of adverse drug-drug integration, risk of opioid misuse, rural Kentucky, SAMSA, severe health, substance abuse, sustainable health, Trager, Trager institute, Trager institute 's executive director, Trager institute 's flourish program, Trager institute 's medical director, UofL, UofL tackle, UofL Trager, UofL Trager institute

LOUISVILLE According to 2016 data from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, more than 500,000 Medicare Part D

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Headlines-OP/ED 

Pain Medicine is in Pain

December 1, 2018December 28, 2018 Heather C. Wright, ESQ appropriate dose of medication, bluegrass, C., CEO, CEO of the pain treatment center of the bluegrass, constant fear of prosecution, Esq., healthcare provider, help of Kentucky All-Schedule prescription, image001 Heather, image001 Heather C., interventional therapy, magnitude of pain, management physician, medication, medication management, medicine, modality, multidisciplinary pain clinic, Noreen Clark, Opioid, opioid problem, opioids, pain, pain clinic, pain management, pain medicine, pain patient, pain physician, pain practitioner, pain treatment center, pain treatment center of the bluegrass, Phillip Pizzo, physician, practitioner, prescribe of opioids, prescription, prescription of opioids, prescription of pain medicine, variety of modality

LEXINGTON In an article within the New England Journal of Medicine in 2012, Phillip Pizzo, MD, and Noreen Clark, PhD,

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Special Section 

MILD® Gets a Second Look

December 1, 2018February 15, 2019 Holly Hinson academy of American orthopedic medicine, American orthopedic medicine, anesthesiologist, anesthesiology, anesthetic, cord nerve, Danesh Mazloomdoost, decompression, delicate muscle, FDA-cleared, FDA-cleared alternative, fellowship-trained, future surgery, Gil Dunn Danesh Mazloomdoost, Gil Dunn Mazloomdoost, good candidate, Hackett-Hemwall Patterson, Hackett-Hemwall Patterson foundation, hardened ligament, iData, iData research, image001 photo, image002 photo, invasive lumbar decompression, invasive surgery, Joseph east hospital, ligament, local anesthetic, low risk alternative, LSS, lumbar, lumbar decompression, Mazloomdoost, medical director, medical director of Wellward regenerative medicine, Medicare, medicine, mild procedure, MILD®, national reimbursement coverage, nerve, outpatient, outpatient procedure, pain, photo, physician, procedure, revolutionary procedure, risk alternative, spinal cord nerve, spinal procedure, spine, stenosis, structural integrity, surgeon chip, surgery, traditional spinal surgery, universal condition, Vertos, Wellward, Wellward regenerative medicine

LEXINGTON Experiencing back issues as we age is so prevalent, it’s almost a universal condition. In fact, according to iData

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Special Section 

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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Special Section 

Restoring Function through Pain Management

September 1, 2018November 9, 2018 Maggie McCombs accreditation, actual diagnosis, additional year of post-doctoral train, bluegrass, chronic pain, chronic pain management technique, clinic, countless doctor visit, diagnosis, diagnosis of painful condition, expensive procedure, Gil Dunn Rick Pellant, good home-based therapy, healthcare specialist, image001 photo, increase function, interventional pain fellowship, invasive modality, Kentucky, Lexington Rick Pellant, management doctor, medicine, multidisciplinary pain, non-invasive approach, osteopathy, pain, pain fellowship, pain management methodology, pain management technique, pain score, pain treatment center, pain treatment center of the bluegrass, patient 's chief pain complaint, patient mobile, Pellant, physical medicine, physical medicine department, physical therapist, physical therapy, PM&R residency, PMR, post-doctoral train, PTC, rehabilitation, rehabilitation department, restore function, Rick Pellant, Robert Knetsche, rotate osteopathic internship, therapist, therapy, three year PM&R residency, treatment plan, wide array of service line

LEXINGTON Rick Pellant, DO, practices Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (PM&R) at The Pain Treatment Center of the Bluegrass (PTC), a

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Complementary Care 

Physical Therapy – Medicine in Motion

September 1, 2018November 9, 2018 MD-Update Staff acute patient, bluegrass, body 's ability, cardinal Hill rehabilitation hospital, chronic pain, chronic pain care, CSAS, degenerative disc issue, disc injury, disc issue, educate patient, excess tension, exercise, fast patient, full complement of service line, Gil Dunn, Goumas, gradual degeneration, Hill rehabilitation hospital, image001 photo, Jason Goumas, Lexington Jason Goumas, live healthy life, maintenance, medication, movement treatment, necessary maintenance activity, outpatient field, pain, pain care, pain center, pain center of the bluegrass 's, pain medication, pain pathway, pain treatment center, pain treatment center of the bluegrass, patient 's education, physical therapist, physical therapy, poor posture, problematic sign, Pt, simple act, spinal disc injury, spine, talented team of healthcare provider, therapist, therapy, vast majority of the problem, wide variety of facility

LEXINGTON Jason Goumas, PT, CSAS, has more than 20 years of diverse experience in physical therapy, mostly in the outpatient

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Special Section 

He Feels Your Pain

September 1, 2018November 9, 2018 Jim Kelsey ACL, ACL reconstruction, ACL surgery, ACL tear, arthritis, arthroscopic treatment, arthroscopic treatment of the shoulder, athlete, bone, bone block, college soccer player, cuff, cutoff, Dr. shah, Emory, Emory university, former college soccer player, general orthopedics, Georgia tech university, Georgia tech university 's athletic team, Gil Dunn, graft, image001 photo, image002 photo, Jay, Jay shah, joint preservation, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KentuckyOne orthopedic associate, knee, medicine, non-surgical, orthopedic associate, pain, patella, patellar, procedure, quad, quad tendon graft, reconstruction, regional flavor, repaired joint, rotator, shah, shah 's patient population, shah estimate, soccer, soft tissue reconstruction, sport medicine, sport medicine fellowship, sport medicine patient, sport medicine practice, sport medicine specialist, subspecialty, surgery, tendon, therapy, tissue reconstruction, UK college of medicine

LONDON/RICHMOND, KY It’s important for any physician to be able to communicate expectations to their patients. In some cases, that’s

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