tumor – MD Update

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Combining Cutting-Edge Care and Convenience

November 1, 2018February 15, 2019 Donna Ison active responsibility, appreciative patient, Bardstown, Bardstown community, boutique, boutique nature, breast, brown cancer center, brown cancer center 's bone, brown cancer center of Louisville, cancer, cancer center 's bone, care close, chemotherapy, community-based center, complete care close, cutaneous t-cell lymphomas, cutting-edge care, Flaget, Flaget cancer center, full cancer care, full-service, full-service cancer center, hematologic issue, hematology, image001 photo, internal medicine, Kentucky, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, lymphomas, marrow transplant unit, Martin, Martin state, medical director, medical oncology fellowship, Monte Martin, name basis, obesity, oncology, oncology fellowship, oncology-certified, oncology-certified nurse, outpatient, patient connection, required patient, small staff, soft tissue malignancy, St. George 's university school, St. George 's university school of medicine, t-cell lymphomas, team of oncology-certified nurse, therapy, tissue malignancy, treat melanoma, tumor

BARDSTOWN According to the American Cancer Society, there will be nearly 26,000 new cancer cases in Kentucky in 2018. Many

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The Lure of a Small Community and Horse Country

March 1, 2018May 8, 2018 Gil Dunn airway, asthma, biopsy, breath, cancer, care train, chief resident, COPD, critical care, critical care train, CT, CT scan, Danville, EMRMC, Ephraim McDowell, Ephraim McDowell regional medical center, future treatment, future treatment of lung cancer, genetic mutation, Gil Dunn Jared Hagaman, Hagaman, Hagaman 's connection, image001 photo, immune-therapies, Jared Hagaman, lung, lung cancer, lung disease, lure of a small community, marker, professional decision, pulmonologist, Pulmonologist practice, Pulmonology, raise thoroughbred, shortness, shortness of breath, thoroughbred, tumor, UC

DANVILLE The appeal of working in a small, closely knit community, while also breeding and raising thoroughbreds with his wife,

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Small Town Services Get Big City Upgrade

December 1, 2017February 9, 2018 Jennifer S. Newton 10-county area, 25 % growth, ablation, academic medical center, access gap, autonomy of a progressive model, Bowling, Bowling green, Bowling green access, brain, clinic, craniofacial, craniofacial pain syndrome, CT, degenerative spine disease, director of the surgical movement disorder program, disorder, epilepsy, fast grow city, fast-growing population of Bowling, feel of WKONA, fellowship, functional neurosurgery, functional neurosurgery deal, functional stereotactic neurosurgery, Gilbert clinic, Graves Gilbert, Graves Gilbert clinic, intraoperative, Kentucky, large multidisciplinary physician group develop, lesion, Louisville, majority of Shanks 's practice, Md., movement disorder, movement disorder team, multi-fellowship, multidisciplinary movement disorder team, multidisciplinary neurosurgical service, multidisciplinary team, multispecialty, multispecialty physician group, navigation, neurosurgeon, neurosurgery, neurosurgery deal, neurosurgical associate, neurosurgical service line, Norton hospital, outside of academic medical center, pain, pain specialist, physician, physician group develop, progressive model, real time, Shanks, Shanks 's practice, small town service, specialist, spine, spine disease, spine tumor, state of Kentucky, stereotactic neurosurgery, surgical movement disorder program, therapy, tissue, Todd Shanks, top-notch program, treatment of movement disorder, tumor, U, university of Louisville, Vanderbilt, Vanderbilt university, western Kentucky, WKONA

BOWLING GREEN Access. Access. Access. It’s been the rallying cry for years in healthcare reform. In Kentucky, and nationally, public

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News – Oct 2017

October 1, 2017 MD-Update Staff act chair, addition of Jordan Brown, Alabama hospital, American academy, American academy of hip, American board, American board of orthopaedic surgery, American orthopaedic society, Baldwin, baptist health, Baylor, Becker, board-certified surgeon, cancer, Care sport medicine fellowship, chair, chair of the department of family, chair of the department of pediatrics, chemotherapy, chief resident, CivaSheet, clinical journal, department of family, family medicine residency, Feddock, fellow of the American academy of orthopaedic surgeon, fellowship, general surgery residency, geriatric medicine, group orthopedics, group surgery, IND baptist health, Janak Talwalkar, Jonathan Becker, Jordan Brown, knee surgeon, Louisville, Louisville board, Markey, medical center, medical degree, medical group orthopedics, medical group surgery, medicine, member of the American academy of Orthpaedic surgeon, member of the American orthopaedic society, Michael Kirk, name chair, new surgeon, News, Nicholasville road, Ohio state university school, Ohio state university school of medicine, oncologist, orthopaedic surgeon, orthopaedic surgery, orthopedic sport medicine, orthopedic surgery residency, Orthpaedic, Orthpaedic surgeon, ovarian cancer, pediatrics, physician, presentation, primary care department, primary Care sport medicine fellowship, procedure, R., radiation, recipient, residency, sport medicine, sport medicine fellowship, subspecialty certificate, suite 101, surgeon, surgery, surgery residency, Talwalkar, three year role, Timothy Wilson, tower award, tumor, university of Alabama hospital, university of Kentucky, university of Louisville, university of Louisville board of trustee, UofL, UofL school, UofL school of medicine, wake forest university, Wash. Kirk, Woods, Woods Jr.

Baptist Health Floyd Welcomes New Surgeon NEW ALBANY, IND Baptist Health Floyd is proud to announce the addition of Jordan

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Shorter Treatments, Longer Lives

October 1, 2017 Donna Ison 18, 18 mV photon, 6 mV photon, Bardstown, benefit of the patient, breast, breast cancer, breast radiation, cancer, cancer patient, combination of CT scan, CT, CT-based, current state of radiation oncology, Dr. Kristie Paris, Elekta, Elekta treatment delivery system, energy capability, energy capability of 6 mV photon, Flaget, Flaget 's tumor board, Flaget cancer center, free-standing radiation center, good perspective, guided procedure, image-guided radiation, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, Kristie Paris, long-term complication, longevity, mammogram, medical oncologist, modulated radiation, multitude of change, mV, new radiation therapy technology, normal tissue, Norton Healthcare, oncologist, oncology, one-week course, one-week course of partial breast radiation, original career path, partial breast radiation, participate surgeon, patient 's chance, patient undergo breast conserve therapy, precise localization, precise localization of the tumor, proliferation of computed tomography, prospective case, radiation, radiation oncologist, radiation oncology, radiation technology, radiation therapy technology, short treatment, stereotactic radiation, therapy, tissue, treatment plan, tumor, university of Louisville

BARDSTOWN For Kristie Paris, MD, radiation oncology may seem a far cry from her original career path in theatre, but

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Special Section

The Quiet Cancer

October 1, 2017 Jim Kelsey advanced endocopy, aggressive tumor, bile, bile duct, biopsy, bluegrass, bright side, cancer, cancer 's insidious nature, cancer 's spread, cancer remains, Case, Case 's role, common secondary site, duct, endocopy, endoscopic ultrasound biopsy, gastroenterologist, gastroenterology, gastroenterology fellowship, Georgetown, Georgetown community hospital, Georgetown community hospital 's Gastroenterology, Hepatology, Hepatology of the bluegrass, insidious onset, jaundice, Justin Case, level of optimism, lymph, lymph node, native of Grant county, obstruction of the bile duct, painless jaundice, pancreatic cancer, pancreatic cancer remains, pancreatitis, patient suspect, quiet cancer, stage technique, sudden presentation, sudden presentation of diabetes, symptom of pancreatic cancer, technology produce, tissue diagnosis, tumor, unexplained pancreatitis, university of Cincinnati college of medicine

GEORGETOWN We all try to look on the bright side, and, in modern medicine, that’s relatively easy as advanced techniques

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News – Dec 2016

December 1, 2016January 19, 2017 MD-Update Staff $, $5 million grant, 5, activity-based, Agrawal, American board, Angeli, assist device, assistant professor, B., baptist health, benign esophageal disorder, Bousamra, breath, breath analysis, cancer, cardiothoracic residency, Chandler medical center, clinical area, clinical trial, continued research endeavor, cord, cord injury, Courtney, detection of lung cancer, diplomat of the American board of psychiatry, director of thoracic surgery, Dr. Jonathan, Dr. Jonathan kraut, Dr. Robert linker, epidural, epidural stimulation, faculty, FDA-approved, FDA-approved therapy, Floyd, gene, gene mutation, group network, group neurology, grow baptist health, Harkema, haystack, injury, Jill Kolesar, Kentucky Albert, Kentucky Albert B., Lexington Tre Courtney, Louisville, lung, lung cancer, Markey, medical center, medical college of Virginia hospital, medical degree, medical group network, medical group neurology, medicine, member of the American association, member of the American board of medical specialty, Michael Bousamra II, microchip, molecular tumor board, neurology, News, oncologist, oncology, palliative care, pathologist, PhD, regenerative medicine, researcher, residency, robotic device, Schapmire, sci, silicon microchip, social work, society of thoracic surgeon, specific aldehyde, spinal cord injury, stimulation, surgeon, surgery, surgical need, surgical need of Kentuckiana, team of developer, tethered pelvic assist device, therapy, thoracic surgeon, thoracic surgery, TPAD, tumor, tumor board, tumor type, U, university of Kentucky Albert B., university of Michigan medical school, Virginia hospital, ZBousamra

Courtney Joins Baptist Health Medical Group Neurology LEXINGTON Tre Courtney, MD, has joined Baptist Health Medical Group Neurology at Baptist

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Continual Refinement

December 1, 2016January 19, 2017 Jennifer S. Newton 25 % cranial work, 75 % spine-related disorder, advanced neurosurgery, army treat active duty service member, baptist health, baptist health center, board-certified, board-certified neurosurgeon, Cole, continual refinement, general neurosurgeon, health center, I, I trauma center, John Cole, Jonathan Hodes, Kentucky 's high rate, Kentucky 's high rate of smoke, limitless enthusiasm, neuro reference, neurosurgeon, neurosurgery, neurosurgery practice, neurosurgical resident, new practice, obvious neuro reference, oncology, outcome, practice of Jonathan Hodes, quiet role, search of a position, spine, spine fellowship, spine work, spine-related, spine-related disorder, trauma, tumor, UK 's level I trauma center

LOUISVILLE Perhaps you could call his approach tactical, as his military background might imply, or cerebral, as is the obvious

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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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Cancer Care Dermatology Dermatology & Plastic Surgery Oncology Special Section

A Lifetime Dedication to the Body’s Window to Within

September 1, 2016July 17, 2017 Bob Baker abbreviated story, American academy, area of dermatology, bark, bark 's passion, Bob Braun, Botox, cancer, consultant, cosmetic dermatology, cosmetic dermatology division, Davey, dermatologic, dermatologist, dermatologist 's treatment, dermatology, dermatology consultant, dermatology division, dermatology residency, doctor, Dr., Dr. bark, Dr. Erika, Dr. Erika music, Dr. Glenn Marsh, Dr. Marsh, Dr. talk, educational broadcast, Erika, Erika N. music, esthetician, FACP, fellow of the American academy of Mohs surgery, founder of dermatology consultant, full residency, G., Gil Dunn, half of the space, Harrodsburg Rd., healthcare worker, internal medicine, internship, James LaGrew, Joseph P. bark, Kelli G., Kentucky, Lauren Curry, Lexington, Lexington doctor, lifetime dedication, malignant melanoma, manage partner, MBA, medical school, medicine, melanoma, member of the national association of physician broadcaster, Mohs, Mohs surgeon, Mohs surgery, music of the practice 's new location, N., national crusader, new provider, novel story, P., PA-C, Patrick Davey, photo, physician, physician broadcaster, practice 's new location, practice legacy, prominent dermatologist, Q&A, Q&A show, recognized doctor, reconstruction, remarkable 40 year career, residency, Ryan Filiatreau, Samantha Stratton, skin, skin cancer, skin secret, solo practice, specialty, sun, sun 's ultraviolet radiation, sure dermatology, surgery, surgical dermatology, teach radio, television technique, tissue, tumor, UK college of medicine, university of Indiana, university of Iowa school of medicine, W., well-respected business

LEXINGTON Doctors tell some very novel stories about how they chose their particular specialty, but never before or since has

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