ISSUE 155: Special Section
LOUISVILLE Unfortunately in the field of pain management, there are still many misconceptions among both patients and healthcare providers. But, that is slowly changing with
LEXINGTON After nearly 25 years of medical training and practice, Karim Rasheed, MD, knows a game changer when he sees one. Its the next generation
LEXINGTON Regardless of the source, frequency, or intensity, one thing all pain sufferers can agree upon is they just want it to go away. “Pain
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
LOUISVILLE In much of medicine, care is focused on the sick. An abundance of chronic health issues, particularly in Kentucky, means physicians are providing lifetime
DANVILLE When you’re dealing with chronic pain patients, the patients want treatment, of course. They want relief from the symptoms. And sometimes they just want
Two U of L Researchers Named Fellows of the NAI LOUISVILLE Two researchers at the University of Louisville (U of L) were named Fellows of
DANVILLE As many as 80 percent of people will have some type of back or neck pain within their lifetime. Sometimes surgery is the only
DANVILLE In military jargon, “watch my six” means “watch my back.” Certainly it’s a term that Robert Knetsche, MD, an orthopedic and spine surgeon, is
LOUISVILLE/LAGRANGE/HILLVIEW The pages of MD-UPDATE often relate the challenges physician practices face in the wake of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), but physician offices are
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