pelvis – MD Update

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A Discussion Worth Having

May 1, 2019June 21, 2019 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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New Visualization Technology Advances Neurosurgery

December 1, 2015January 20, 2017 Jennifer S. Newton accuracy, accuracy of instrumentation placement, airo, Airo CT, AIRO® mobile INTRAOPERATIVE CT AT saint, Airo® mobile Intraoperative CT scanner, aneurysm, brain, brain tumor, busy center, clinic, cranial surgery, CT, cushion, D., disc, FAANS, FACS, fixation, functional neurosurgery, Gabriel, Gabriel H., good surgeon, H., immune-modulated, immune-modulated treatment, instrumentation, instrumentation placement, intraoperative, Intraoperative CT, INTRAOPERATIVE CT AT, INTRAOPERATIVE CT AT saint, Intraoperative CT scanner, Jewish hospital, John Lynner Peterson, Joseph, Joseph hospital, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, large open, Lexington, Lexington clinic, Lexington clinic neurosurgeon, Lexington clinic neurosurgeon estimate, Lexington clinic neurosurgeon use, Lexington clinic neurosurgery, long-term future, long-term future of neurosurgery, Louisville, Matthew P., medical school, medicine, mobile Intraoperative CT, neurosurgeon, neurosurgery, new visualization technology advance neurosurgery, non-surgical, option, outcome, Owen, P., pain, pediatric neurosurgery, pelvis, Phillips, photo, physician, place brain stimulator, placement, potential complication, prediction of the neurosurgeon, psychiatric order, regular CT, residency, Robert D., scanner, spinal surgery, spine, spine surgery, Stephanie, surgeon, surgery, surgical option, surgical patient, Thomas Becherer, tumor, Tutt, type of brain tumor, young group

LEXINGTON It may sound unusual to hear a surgeon predict that the future of their specialty will be not to

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Complementary Care

“There’s Physical Therapy for That”

April 1, 2014 Jennifer S. Newton 70 to 75 % female pelvic floor patient, adjunct specialty, area of the body, athlete, awareness of treatment option, bladder, bowel, complexity of the female body, Dunn, Dunn 's path, Dunn physical therapy, dysfunction, evidence-based treatment, floor, floor dysfunction, floor issue, floor patient, floor therapy, general orthopedic physical therapy need, incontinence, intercourse, Louisville, Louisville location, muscle, organic path, pain, painful penetration, pelvic dysfunction, pelvic floor, pelvic floor dysfunction, pelvic floor issue, pelvic floor therapy, pelvic pain, pelvic patient, pelvic problem, pelvis, physical therapist, physical therapy, physical therapy school, post-partum care, psychologist, Pt, Pt school, specialty, stool, Susan Dunn, tampon, therapist, therapy, therapy school, traditional physical therapy, treat athlete, woman post comment

LOUISVILLE You probably won’t overhear women in a coffee shop talking about painful penetration, and you won’t see women posting

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