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Functional Neurosurgeon Finds a Home at Norton Neuroscience Institute

December 1, 2020December 1, 2020 Tim Corkran accurate electrode placement, area of the brain cause seizure, brain, brain cause seizure, brain stimulation surgery, chronic pain, collaborative nature, cord, disorder, Dr. Rao, dynamic specialty, electrical stimulation, electrical stimulation of the spinal cord, electrode, emerge field of functional neurosurgery, end of life patient, epilepsy, essential tremor, example of the indication, excellent set, excise tumor, expansion of the role of functional neurosurgery, functional neurosurgeon, functional neurosurgeon focus, functional neurosurgery, good option, good professional opportunity, heart of functional neurosurgery, high risk, image001 photo, image002 photo, infuse medication, life concern, life-threatening brain, Louisville Abigail Rao, nation institute of health, neuroscience, neurosurgeon, neurosurgeon focus, neurosurgery, neurosurgery 's root, neurosurgery residency, non-emergent quality, non-emergent quality of life concern, Norton, Norton Healthcare, Norton Healthcare 's Norton, Norton Healthcare Abigail Rao, Norton Healthcare perform deep brain stimulation surgery, Norton neuroscience, Norton neuroscience institute, option, pain, patient hope, Rao, Rao find, Rao treat, specialty of functional neurosurgery, spinal cord, staple of functional neurosurgery, stereotactic, stereotactic frame, stimulation, surgery, surgery syndrome, targeted area of the brain, tremor, use of electrical stimulation, Warren Alpert, Warren Alpert medical school, Wisconsin family, Wisconsin family of physician

LOUISVILLE Abigail Rao, MD, was drawn to the neurosciences as an undergraduate, and her creative and collaborative nature has found

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Racing Against Time

October 1, 2020October 19, 2020 Jim Kelsey abdominal pain, Abdul Jabbar, cancer, common Hollywood story line, criminal kill, CT, CT scan, department of Gastroenterology, detective, detective race, diagnostic screen, dual fellowship, early stage, endoscopic, endoscopic ultrasound, five year survival, gastroenterologist of Gastroenterology health partner, gastroenterology, Gastroenterology health partner, Gastroenterology of Southern Indiana, Gil Dunn, happy Hollywood end, Hepatology, highest-quality care, Hollywood story line, image001 photo, internal medicine internship, Jabbar, Jabbar family, jaundice, late presentation of the disease, liver, liver cancer, Louisville school, louisville-based practice, lymph-nodes, medicine internship, mix of patient care, negative tumor, Nishtar, Nishtar medical college, nodes-positive, nodes-positive tumor, pain, Pakistan, pancreatic cancer, partner, resection, risk factor, risk of pancreatic cancer, scan, sleuth skill, survival, teenaged child, Time, tumor, ultrasound, university of Louisville school of medicine, variety of gastrointestinal disorder, weight-loss

NEW ALBANY It’s a common Hollywood story line. The detective races to find the clues to solve the mystery before

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His Big Break

August 1, 2020October 19, 2020 Jim Kelsey American sport medicine institute, arthritic disease, arthritis, Arthroscopy, athlete, big break, bone, care of young athlete, construction while, double-majored, gel, general orthopedics, good treatment option, hip arthroscopy, hip joint preservation procedure, image001 photo, industrial athlete, injection, John lair, joint replacement, Josh Adams, knee, knee arthritis, knee replacement, list of after-work activity, Logan, Logan mast, Louisville, Louisville many people struggle, Louisville school, mast, mast 's broken bone, mast double-majored, medicine, orthopedic fellowship, orthopedic residency, orthopedic sport medicine physician, orthopedics, orthopedist, pain, pain relief, patient 's idea, patient 's idea of a successful outcome, played club rugby, preservation procedure, productive level, productive level of activity, PRP, replacement, sport medicine, sport medicine institute, sport medicine physician, treatment option, university of Louisville school of medicine, UofL Health-Sports, UofL Health-Sports medicine, Vanderbilt, young athlete, young Logan

LOUISVILLE Many people struggle for years trying to figure out what they want to do with their lives. That’s not

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OrthoBiologic & Regenerative Medicine: The Future of Healing Is Here, Now.

August 1, 2020October 19, 2020 Gil Dunn A2M, acute inflammatory stage, alpha-2-macroglobulin, Anderson cancer center, anesthesiology residency, area of damage, Arthroscopy, biologics, blood vessel course, body 's organic repair process, breadth of topic, capillary disruption, caustic inflammatory mediator, cellular composition, clinic, clinician, concentration of growth factor, current topic of discussion, customized lab, customized PRP mixture, Danesh Mazloomdoost, efficacy of PRP therapy, exosomes, founder of Wellward regenerative medicine, full-time clinician, growth factor, ideal mix of factor, image001 photo, immune system start, inflammation, injection, injury, interventional orthopedics date, invasiveness, John Hopkins medical institute, kinetic chain, large reservoir of exosomes, Lexington protein, Mazloomdoost, Mazloomdoost serve, medical director, medical director of Wellward regenerative medicine, medicine, migration of mesenchymal stem cell, non-surgical, non-surgical technique, open surgery, orthobiologic, orthobiologics, orthopedics, orthopedics date, outcome, pain, pain clinic, pain medicine fellowship, physician, platelet, platelet stop move, post-fellowship, post-fellowship train, Prolotherapy, PRP, PRP injection, PRP mixture, PRP solution, PRP therapy, reactive repair process, regenerative biologics, regenerative medicine, release process, remove leukocyte, repair, repair process, requirement of tissue repair, rich plasma, Rich plasma therapy, scope of practice, skillset, slow release process, specific region of the body, start coagulate, state-of-the art laboratory, steroid, striation, subsequent post-fellowship train, supra-physiologic, supra-physiologic expression, supra-physiologic expression of growth factor, surgery, tear, tendon, therapy, tissue, tissue repair, untrained clinician, unviable cell, variety of growth factor, Wellward, Wellward regenerative medicine

LEXINGTON Protein rich plasma, PRP, is a current topic of discussion. To gain more insight, we spoke with Danesh Mazloomdoost,

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Not Your Father’s Orthopedics

August 1, 2020October 19, 2020 Donna Ison ACL, ACL tear, additional 30% involve joint replacement, anterior approach, approach involve advanced class, Bardstown Mark Duber, Base Fenty, being active, chief orthopedic surgeon, computer navigation, Duber, Duber 's focus, durability, emergency medicine doctor, esteemed Cleveland clinic, exam skill, father 's orthopedics, field of orthopedic medicine, Flaget, Flaget memorial, Flaget memorial hospital, general orthopedics, good surgery, hands-on manipulation, high personal satisfaction, hip replacement, image001 photo, Jalalabad, joint replacement, Kirksville, Kirksville college, Kirksville college of osteopathic medicine, knee, Mark Duber, medicine, Melissa Duber, navigation, orthopedic medicine, orthopedic surgery, orthopedics, orthopedics stem, osteopathic train, pain, patient 's outcome, physical confidence, profession scholarship program, replacement, sport medicine, state army 's health, surgeon, surgeon 's performance, surgery, surgery day, united state army 's health, whole-person

BARDSTOWN Mark Duber, DO, finds the greatest satisfaction as an orthopedic surgeon comes from being able to repair patients, thus

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A Doctor, A Plumber, and An Artist

May 1, 2020September 4, 2020 Jim Kelsey arterial blood flow, artist walk, B., begin of a joke, blockage, blood flow, clinic, compression, compression stock, digestible form, easy-to-understand draw, endovascular, endovascular procedure, endovascular technique, good plumber, hyperlipidemia, hypertension, invasive endovascular technique, leg, leg pain, Liu, Louisville, medical therapy, Nathaniel Liu, Norton, Norton heart, Norton medical group, Norton vascular surgery practice, open surgical procedure, pain, past blockage, pipe, plumb analogy, plumber, procedure, Roto-Rooter, stock, surgeon, surgery, surgery practice, therapy, underwear, university hospital of Cleveland, unorthodox analogy, urogynecologist, varicose vein, vascular institute, vascular surgeon, vein, vein problem, western reserve university school, western reserve university school of medicine, worried patient

LOUISVILLE It sounds like the beginning of a joke. “A doctor, a plumber and an artist walk into a room…”

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Q & A with Danesh Mazloomdoost, MD

May 1, 2020September 4, 2020 Donna Ison â– , Anderson cancer center, anesthesiology residency, aspect of well-being, bloodstream, clinician, clitoral rejuvenation, control urination, Danesh Mazloomdoost, equivalent of a male erection, estrogen, founder of Wellward regenerative medicine, full-time clinician, growth factor, healthcare, healthy sexual function, image001 photo, importance of sexual health, incontinence, intensity of orgasm, John Hopkins medical institute, joint regeneration, leakage, ligament, little priority healthcare place, Mazloomdoost, Mazloomdoost serve, medicine, medicine fellowship, non-surgical procedure, O-Shot®, oshot.info, pain, post-fellowship, post-fellowship train, prestigious MD, priority healthcare place, procedure, procedure 's official website, psychology of sexual function, quick injection, regenerate artery, rich plasma, sexual function, sexual function of young day, sexual health, sexual wellness, small amount of leakage, sneeze, state-of-the-art lab, stress incontinence, subsequent post-fellowship train, under-prioritized, Wellward, Wellward 's primary mission, Wellward regenerative medicine, woman 's sexual health

LEXINGTON With many medical specialties now taking a more holistic approach to healthcare, it is not uncommon to place mental

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Peace of Mind

November 1, 2019February 21, 2020 Jim Kelsey ADHD, adult clinical neuropsychologist, Alzheimer, Alzheimer 's disease, Amelia Anderson-Mooney, Anderson-Mooney, Anderson-Mooney meet, baffle mystery, Bowling, brain, brain challenge, brain injury, brief office visit, clinic, clinical neuropsychology fellowship, clinical psychology internship, Colmery-O’Neil VA, Colmery-O’Neil VA medical center, crime drama police show, dementia, determine treatment, diagnosis, diagnostic process, differential diagnosis of multiple condition, early Alzheimer 's disease, electrode, extent of the condition, Graves Gilbert, Graves Gilbert clinic, image001 photo, inner work of the human mind, Kentucky, Kentucky 's large city, lab professional, like detective work, medicine, memory loss, MRI, multiple condition, native of Glasgow, neuropsychologist, neuropsychology, neuropsychology fellowship, outpatient neuropsychology provider outside, outpatient neuropsychology provider outside of Kentucky 's large city, pain, paper task, Parkinson, Parkinson 's disease, patient 's medical issue, peace of mind, practical brain function, practical function of the brain, practical hindrance, psychology, psychology internship, psychotherapy, refer provider, referral, referral-only, referral-only service, rigidity, role of neuropsychologists, Sam Kirby Dr. Amelia Anderson-Mooney, sign of early Alzheimer 's disease, skilled detective, soft tissue damage, stimulation, study of practical brain function, therapy, tremor

BOWLING GREEN Sometimes, medical diagnosis is straightforward. An x-ray might clearly show a broken bone, an MRI will reveal soft

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Going to Great Pains

November 1, 2019February 21, 2020 Jim Kelsey anesthesiology, back pain, board-certified pain management specialist, Brandon Gish, chronic back pain, clinic, clinic see patient, common impression, commonwealth pain, cord stimulator, DRG, dual board-certified pain management specialist, epidurals, facet, facet rhizotomy, four-letter, four-letter word, Gil Dunn, Gish, good long-term result, good long-term solution, great pain, image001 photo, interventionalist, interventionalist operation, Kentucky, Kentucky native return, Kentucky surgery center, Lexington, Lexington surgery center, long-term pain solution, medication, medicinal short-term aid, medicine, minimalist, muscle, native of Owensboro, neuromodulation, neuromodulation device, non-opioid, opioids, pain, pain clinic, pain management fellowship, pain medication, pain solution, patient return, practice name, prescribe pain medication, pretty big impact, pretty powerful way, procedure room, quality of life, reason pain, rhizotomy, root cause of the patient 's pain, side effect, spinal cord stimulator, staple presentation of Gish 's patient population, university of Kentucky school of medicine, Vanderbilt university school, Vanderbilt university school of medicine, work counterintuitive

LEXINGTON There’s a reason pain is a four-letter word. No one likes it and it sometimes makes us say, well,

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Headlines 

On the Frontlines of the Fight

November 1, 2019February 21, 2020 Donna Ison advocate change, Anderson cancer center, anesthesiology, anesthesiology residency, capability of the drug, case of Oklahoma v., change pharmaceutical climate, complexity of pain, Danesh Mazloomdoost, danger of prescription painkiller, effect of the opioid epidemic, epidemic, expert witness, Frontlines of the fight, Gil Dunn Danesh Mazloomdoost, image001 photo, impoverished region, intense dialogue, interventional pain, issue span decade, J&J, J&J 's legal counsel, John Hopkins medical institute, Johnson, Judge Thad Balkman, landmark trial, little intimidate, Mazloomdoost, medical director, medical director of Wellward regenerative medicine, medicine, medicine fellowship, Mike Hunter, mislead market, Oklahoma, Oklahoma v., Opioid, opioid epidemic, opioids, pain, pain clinic, pain issue, pain specialist, pharmaceutical powerhouse, prestigious MD, recent landmark trial, scientifically-supported, scientifically-supported fact, shade of pain, shallow understand, shallow understand of the topic, v., Wellward, Wellward regenerative medicine, yes

LEXINGTON Though Kentucky and Oklahoma are nearly 800 miles apart, when it comes to the effect of the opioid epidemic,

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