WINCHESTER Greg Grau, MD, had decided before he even went to medical school that he wanted a career in orthopedic surgery. With a degree in
LEXINGTON Repairing and replacing knees and hip joints is what Tharun Karthikeyan, MD does for a living. He’s well trained for it, having attended the
LOUISVILLE The days of lengthy hospital stays for surgical procedures are long gone. Much of this is fueled by payers, but it’s also supported by
U of L Physicians Adds Three New Orthopedic Surgeons LOUISVILLE University of Louisville Physicians Orthopedics, long recognized as a national leader in orthopedic surgery, has
LOUISVILLE No surgeon is perfect. Even the most precise, experienced surgeons have a margin of human error. But, what if a robot could change that?
LEXINGTON For many people, the convenience and function of their hands is not something they truly appreciate until it is gone. Brandon Devers, MD, hand
LEXINGTON When Greg D’Angelo, MD, was doing his master’s degree in mechanical engineering, robotic-assisted partial knee replacement was not on his radar, and the developers
LEXINGTON The technological advances made throughout the past decade that we now enjoy in our day-to-day lives have been nothing short of amazing. The same
LOUISVILLE/BARDSTOWN “You can provide sports medicine care from many different vantage points,” says Darryl Kaelin, MD, medical director of Frazier Rehab Institute, part of KentuckyOne
NEW ALBANY, IN Young athletes deserve top-notch prevention and treatment interventions for sports-related injuries that can be provided by a multi-disciplinary team. Floyd Memorial Medical
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