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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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Treating Cancers That are Bad to the Bone and Soft Tissues

September 1, 2019October 28, 2019 Jim Kelsey amputation, bone, bone cancer, bone tumor, breast cancer, cancer, chemotherapy, Chile, diagnosis, expand patient population, extremity, extremity trauma, faculty member of the UofL school of medicine, fellowship, formal orthopedic oncology program, Gil Dunn Rodolfo Zamora, healthy tissue, image001 photo, indicator, knee, lesion, low extremity trauma, medical track, musculoskeletal, national Chilean reference center, oncologist, oncology, oncology course, oncology fellowship, oncology program, orthopedic oncologist, orthopedic oncology, orthopedic oncology course, orthopedic oncology fellowship, orthopedic trauma, pain, physician, precision, primary tumor patient, referral place, regional sarcoma center, resection, Rodolfo Zamora, sarcoma, sarcoma center, soft tissue sarcoma, soft tissue tumor, surgeon, surgery, survival, survival rate, tissue, tissue sarcoma, tissue tumor, trauma, trauma fellowship, treat cancer, tumor, tumor patient, two year research fellowship, ultimate career path, university of Washington school of medicine, UofL, UofL James Graham Brown, UofL James Graham Brown cancer center, UofL physician, UofL school, variation of breast cancer, Zamora

LOUISVILLE Like many medical doctors, Rodolfo Zamora, MD, is the type of person who enjoys problem solving. He liked numbers,

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Perseverance, Problem Solving, and a Patient-First Philosophy

September 1, 2016 Jennifer S. Newton 1/8-inch, 1/8-inch rebar stick, 20 % reconstruction, 20 year legacy, 50-year-old, Abbey Helton, Banis, Banis 's de_facto office manager, Banis 's longevity, Banis 's practice, big elevator panel, brand_new superspecialty, Brooke-Spiegler, Brooke-Spiegler syndrome, cabin, change program requirement, chief operate officer, cosmetic surgery, cylindromas, Dale Klaber, Dr. Banis, Dr. Banis plastic surgery, Dr. Joseph Banis, Dr. Robert Acland, Dr. Thomas Whelan, eastern Virginia graduate school, eastern Virginia graduate school of medicine, edge of the building, elevator panel, family practice man, follicle, four-foot-by-four-foot, four-foot-by-four-foot cabin, functional repair, general surgery residency, George Washington university school of medicine, good synergy, graft, heavy equipment operator, Helton, Hollywood nip-and-tuck practice, integrated sphere, internal chest, internship, internship requirement, Joseph Banis, journey, Klaber, Klaber 's head, Klaber 's life, liposuction, Louisville, microsurgeon, microsurgery, microsurgery program, new microsurgery program, nip-and-tuck, nose, office manager, patient 's need, patient mean, Patient-First philosophy, perseverance, photo, plastic surgery, plastic surgery nurse, plastic surgery residency, practice of Dr. Banis plastic surgery, rebar, reconstruction, remote-controlled tower crane, resection, residency, Robert Densmore, Romelfanger, scalp, sharp tack, skin, small four-foot-by-four-foot cabin, specialty, specialty work, superspecialty, surgeon, surgery, surgery capital, surgery nurse, surgery residency, surgical internship requirement, technique of microsurgery, tenacity, tissue, tumor, U, unofficial plastic surgery capital, unofficial plastic surgery capital of the united state, USC medical center, Virginia graduate school, weight-loss, weight-loss journey, world-renowned microsurgeon

LOUISVILLE If you have preconceived notions about plastic surgery, you should check those at the door before stepping into the

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