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&FRONT Complementary Care 

Expanding the Space for Babies In-Utero

June 1, 2022June 22, 2022 Gil Dunn ACOG website, adjustment, adjustment protocol, almond-shaped watermelon, associated muscle group, athlete, baby, back pain, back talk chiropractic, bone structure coordinate, breech, breech birth, cake, cake layer, certification, chiropractic, chiropractic medicine, chiropractic technique help woman, chiropractor, correct position, DACBSP®, daughter 's difficult birth, DC, delivery, delivery experience, feet-first delivery, five-tiered, gentle adjustment, gentle adjustment of a woman 's pelvis, hormone-induced, hormone-induced secretion, image001 photo, In-Utero, labor canal, Larry Webster, layer of cake, layer of Jell-O, Lexington, Lexington imagine, ligament, low-back pain, movement of the baby, muscle, muscle group, optimal delivery experience, optimal vertex presentation, optimal vertex presentation of posterior facing, pain, pelvic bone structure coordinate, pelvis, percent of birth, posterior facing, pre-labor, pre-labor stability, pregnancy, pregnant woman, pregnant woman 's body, probability of a breech birth, proprietary method, proprietary method of care, proprietor of back talk chiropractic, sacrum, soft connective tissue, spinal compression, spine, talk chiropractic, tendon, Tolson, uterine constraint, vertex, vertex presentation, walk balance act, Webster, Webster 's theory, Webster technique, woman 's pelvis, woman carry

LEXINGTON Imagine a five-tiered wedding cake with all the trimmings. Then imagine that in between the layers of cake are

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Special Section 

On Solid Footing

August 1, 2021October 18, 2021 Pat Henderson Achilles, ankle, ankle fellowship, ankle replacement, ankle replacement surgery, ankle surgeon, ankle surgery, ankle surgery trace, battalion aid station, choose orthopedics, classroom of Seneca high school, clinical professor of orthopedic surgery, college gymnast, Croatia, deformity, Denver child, Denver child 's hospital, Dr. Hockenbury, engineer background, experience take care, experience take care of people, Fitzsimons army, focus of Hockenbury 's, foot specialist, footing, fracture work, general orthopedics work, Gil Dunn Todd Hockenbury, Hockenbury, image001 photo, image002 photo, Kentucky 's early specialist, Louisville, Louisville native, Louisville native 's journey, Louisville wind, mash, mash unit, medical center, nation 's mash, OR nurse, orthopedic residency, orthopedic surgeon, orthopedics, orthopedics work, pediatric OR nurse, photo, podiatrist, podiatry, podiatry resident, protective force, referral, replacement, residency, solid footing, specialty, strange trip, surgeon, surgery, tendon, Todd Hockenbury, Ukrainian soldier, united nation 's mash, UofL, UofL health, UofL school, UofL school of medicine, war 's story, well-established foot, west point, world treat Soviet military officer, wound management, year-long foot, Zagreb

LOUISVILLE To say it’s been a long, strange trip for Todd Hockenbury, MD, might be an insult to long, strange

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“It’s Just Scar Tissue, No Big Deal” Wrong!

August 1, 2021September 9, 2021 Tim Corkran achy jointed weekend warrior, active senior, big deal, bursitis, central Kentucky healthcare ecosystem, comfortable movement, connective tissue, Danesh Mazloomdoost, Dr. Danesh, effect of relieve constriction, elbow, fluid vibration, focused physical therapy, four-to-six, four-to-six week, Gil Dunn, Gil Dunn prior, high-pressure, hip, image001 photo, inter-fiber, inter-fiber scare, invasive procedure, joint pain, Kentucky healthcare ecosystem, length of the tendon, Mazloomdoost, micro-scar, micro-scar tissue, non-arthritic, outpatient, outpatient procedure, pain, patient year, patient year of comfortable movement, percutaneous tenotomy, physical therapist, physical therapy, procedure, reduce tendinitis, regenerative medicine specialist, regenerative treatment, relieve constriction, scar, scar tissue, shoulder, single-treatment, small area of tendon fiber, source of persistent pain, sufficient relief, surgery center, tendon, tendon debridement, tendon fiber, Tenjet, tenotomy, therapist, therapy, tissue, traumatized tendon, treatable area, treatable area of a tendon, ultrasound, use of percutaneous tenotomy, weekend warrior, Wellward, Wellward 's service, Wellward regenerative medicine

LEXINGTON The achy jointed weekend warriors and active seniors of our modern culture often need more than physical therapists and

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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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Complementary Care 

New KentuckyOne Health Foot and Ankle Surgeon Makes His Mark in the Bluegrass

September 1, 2018November 9, 2018 Holly Hinson Achilles, Achilles tendon rupture, affect foot, amputation, ankle, ankle joint, ankle replacement, ankle surgery specialist, Anup Chattha, appearance of flat-footedness, arthritis, bone, Charcot, CT, DPM, emergency medicine residency, flat foot, flat-footedness, Gil Dunn, hefty fat pad, hyper-mobile, image001 photo, injury, James Rollins Jr., joint, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, KentuckyOne health foot, Lexington, medical management of the patient, metatarsal fracture, neuropathy, new KentuckyOne health foot, non-surgical, non-surgical condition, Norton hospital, option, orthopedic associate, pain, patient wait, podiatry, podiatry practice A, podiatry residency, promise new trend, repetitive stress cause inflammation, replacement, residency, Rosalind Franklin university, Rosalind Franklin university of medicine, run pain, rupture, rupture of the tendon, shadow process, sport injury, Sterling, stress cause inflammation, surgery, surgical option, tendon, thing break, three year surgical podiatry residency, today podiatrist, total ankle replacement, Veloso, Veloso 's average patient, Veloso 's patient, Veloso 's recent case, Veloso 's scope, Veloso 's scope of practice, Veloso see, wrong slip, young child 's foot, Z.

LEXINGTON / MT. STERLING, KY Fifty years ago podiatry may have been chiefly concerned with corns and calluses, but todays

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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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Best Foot Forward

May 1, 2014 Jim Kelsey A., aggressive treatment, anatomy, ankle, ankle arthritis, ankle health, ankle injury, ankle instability, ankle ligament, ankle play basketball, ankle replacement, ankle specialist, ankle sprain, appropriate tension, arthritis, Clanton, clinic, common reason patient, diagnostic tool, disable problem, dorsiflexed, dorsiflexed position, Dr. Nicholas A., Duke university school of medicine, functional rehabilitation, gait train, good foot, great surgery, injury, instability, knee replacement, Lexington, Lexington balance, Lexington clinic, Lexington clinic orthopedics, ligament, ligament repair, long-term stability of the ankle, Nicholas A., orthopedic service, orthopedic surgeon, orthopedic surgery, orthopedic surgery of the foot, peroneal tendon, reason patient, rehabilitation, repair, replacement, right patient population, sport medicine center, sprain, standard repair, Steadman, Steadman clinic, Steadman Philippon, Steadman Philippon research institute, strength of foot, surgeon, surgery, tendon, total ankle replacement, treatment of degenerative condition of the foot, Viens, Viens champion foot

LEXINGTON Balance. Stability. Mobility. Taken for granted and underappreciated, they are essential to most of our daily activities. But what’s

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Cover Story 

The Power of Focus

June 1, 2013 Jennifer S. Newton A., ACL, acute focus, advancement, ankle, ankle sprain, anterior cruciate ligament, area of the musculoskeletal system, arthritis, Arthroscopic, Arthroscopic surgery, bone, cartilage, cementless, checkout flow, checkout flow of the office, clinic, clinic 's physical asset, clinic 's physician, cost-effective care, cruciate, cruciate ligament, cuff, Dutchmans Lane, E., egger, Ernest A. egger, expertise, fellowship, fixation, fracture, good understand, good understand of the ligament balance of the knee, hip, hip replacement surgery, human musculoskeletal system, injury, joint, joint replacement, knee, knee replacement, late reconstruction, licensed outpatient operate room, ligament, ligament balance, ligament reconstruction, Louisville, Louisville orthopaedic clinic, Louisville orthopaedic clinic 's physician, low extremity, medical advancement, medicine, MRI, muscle, musculoskeletal, musculoskeletal system, next open, operate room, orthopedic practice, orthopedic surgeon, orthotics lab, outpatient, pain, pain management, pain of arthritis, physical therapy, physician, power of focus, practice 's success, quadricep, Quill, razor-sharp edge, reconstruction, replacement, replacement surgery, Richardson, rotator, rupture, select provider, shoulder, socket, specialist, sport injury, sport medicine, sprain, St. Matthews 's area hospital corridor, stability, subspecialty, subspecialty area, subspecialty area of interest, subspecialty expertise, surgeon, surgery, sweet, tendon, tendon transfer, therapy, total joint replacement, Ty E., work-related

LOUISVILLE The human musculoskeletal system includes over 200 joints, 206 bones, 640 muscles, 900 ligaments, and approximately 4000 tendons. To

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Special Section 

Ultrasound-Guided Imaging for Diagnosis & Treatment in Pain Management

April 1, 2013 Gil Dunn abnormal anatomy, accidental pneumothorax, actual muscle fiber, advantage of ultrasound, break spasm, cardinal Hill pain institute, cardinal Hill pain institute advance safety, chronic pain, Dr. Witt, fax, fill of implanted pump, fluoroscopically-guided, fluoroscopically-guided image, good diagnostic capability, Hill, Hill pain institute, Hill pain institute advance safety, implanted pump, implementation of ultrasound-guided image, individual muscle, inject medication, injection, injection of Botox, injection of medication, Lexington William, Lexington William O., medical director of the cardinal Hill pain institute, medication, muscle, Myobloc, nerve sheath, O., pain, pain medicine specialist, procedure, pump, risk of accidental pneumothorax, sheath, soft tissue image, spinal injection, superior image technique, tendon, therapy, thoracic area, tissue image, trigger point injection, ultrasound, ultrasound image, ultrasound-guided, ultrasound-guided image, Witt, young patient

LEXINGTON William O. Witt, MD, founder and Medical Director of the Cardinal Hill Pain Institute began using ultrasound-guided imaging for

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Physician Viewpoint 

Pain Management Complementary to Rehabilitation

June 1, 2012 Dr. Danesh Mazloomdoost acute pain management, arthritis, default treatment, efficient heal, even stem cell therapy help, facilitate recovery, focal injection, functional restoration, guidance, image-guidance, injection, injured site, injury, introduction of ultrasound-guided injection, local injection, local injection of numb medicine, medication, medication management, modality, modern pain management technique, nerve, nerve block, numb medicine, opiate tolerance, pain, pain control modality, pain management, pain management technique, peripheral nerve block, PRP, recovery, recovery exercise, rehabilitation, relay feedback, sport injury, stem cell, stem cell therapy help, tendon, tendon sheath injection, therapy, trigger point injection, turn cause pain, ultrasound, ultrasound guidance, ultrasound guidance help, ultrasound-guided injection, wide variety of pain control modality

The most remarkable difference between a living being and a machine is the ability to heal. The steps necessary for

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