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?
LOUISVILLE “What should I be doing about my heart?” It’s a simple question, but one Kendra Grubb, MD, MHA, director of Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery
OWENSBORO Recognizing a need is half the battle, and when Thomas Tabb, MD, started traveling to Owensboro, Ky. once a week to practice maternal-fetal medicine,
NEW ALBANY, IN Sebastian Pagni, MD, knows a good thing when he sees it. The board-certified general and cardiothoracic surgeon never planned to practice medicine
LOUISVILLE When it comes to complex pathologies of the heart, and the growing number of technological advancements used in treatment, the trio of cardiac surgeons
Do you believe that you perform better under pressure? Do you do your best creative thinking under a severe pressure deadline? Do you worry about
LOUISVILLE The days of fatalism in stroke care are long gone, or at least they should be, according to Alex Abou-Chebl, MD, interventional neurologist and
LEXINGTON It may sound unusual to hear a surgeon predict that the future of their specialty will be not to operate, but that is exactly
OWENSBORO For Christopher Glaser, MD, FACS, general surgeon with Owensboro Health’s One Health Surgical Specialists the decision to become a surgeon was all about being
LOUISVILLE Ask most three-year-olds what they want to be when they grow up, and you will likely get the typical ideology of preschool minds –
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