Shriners Children’s Lexington celebrates 100 years of pediatric orthopedic care — from a 20-bed wing at Good Samaritan Hospital in 1926 to a nationally ranked ambulatory center on the UK HealthCare campus, and the four surgeons who call it the best job they could hope to have.
Publisher Gil Dunn introduces the Orthopedics & Sports Medicine issue, from the Shriners Children’s Lexington centennial cover story to Special Section options for worn-out joints — repair, replace, preserve, or rejuvenate.
Publisher Gil Dunn previews the Women & Children’s Health Issue, featuring Norton Children’s Maternal Fetal Medicine, the KMA’s recap of HB 176, cervical cancer screening updates, and a proud Graduation Day moment.
Publisher Gil Dunn introduces the Internal & External Systems issue, highlighting cover stories on bariatric surgery, colorectal cancer screening, islet cell transplantation, platelet-rich plasma therapy, and Match Day smiles.
Publisher Gil Dunn introduces the cardiovascular issue, highlighting the cover story on Fayette Surgical Associates, Kentucky legislative updates including SB 5, SB 12, and SB 18, and the Central Kentucky Heart Ball.
HAZARD The famous line from the twentieth-century American novelist Thomas Wolfe that says “you can’t go home again” is often misunderstood. The “home” that Wolfe
Jonathon Lindner, MD, orthopedic surgeon at Baptist Health Louisville, recalls his transformative moment LOUISVILLE It’s known as the “Aha! moment,” when the human brain suddenly
Using his total skill set and robotics brings satisfaction to CHI Saint Joseph Health surgeon in rural Kentucky LONDON Being pigeonholed into one surgical specialty
Pacemakers are exciting again, says Kevin Parrott, MD, Baptist Health EP Specialist LOUSIVILLE A history of the development of the modern pacemaker was written by
ARH cardiothoracic and vascular surgeon James Shoptaw, MD, feels the pulse of his community HAZARD Like the population he has served for years, James Shoptaw,