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Young has 4 grown children, Ann Elizabeth, Hunter, Chase, and Hampton. In 2005, Ann Elizabeth completed her residency in Emergency Medicine. What little free time Dr. Young has is spent working in his vegetable and flower gardens, trying to keep wild deer away from his plants (without success), investigating his family's genealogy (which includes Pocahontas), and watching University of Kentucky basketball (Go Wildcats!). Education 1962-66: University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky; B.A. in Chemistry Medical School 1966-70: University of Kentucky Medical School, Lexington, Kentucky Residencies 1970-71:

wherein patients cannot wear contact lenses anymore and are relegated to a lifetime of poor vision). The recently approved Intrastromal Corneal Ring Segment Inserts (INTACS) are placed in micro channels in the cornea to reduce irregular steepening (irregular astigmatism) by flattening and have revolutionized this relentless condition by providing a reversible and safe corneal molding surgery.23 A procedure that may prove complementary to this approach is presently under investigation for using Riboflavin collagen cross-linking to prevent the cornea from protruding and becoming increasingly steep and irregular.29 Intraocular Lenses (IOLs)

the serene and charming Mary Ann Lanting. I was highly anxious still about the procedure and her calm confidence and delicate mAnner reassured me as we conversed. Mary Ann has several years' experience in the ophthalmology and LASIK field, and she thoroughly explained the procedure, the risks, and the standards and directives of the Doctors. The inescapable fact is, LASIK is not a fun, star-bellied-sneetch type of medicine. You must assess its potential detriments as much as its benefits. But, even after soul-searching, LASIK still may not be appropriate. After the counseling session, eyes must be assessed for required minimum operational parameters.

of Nuclear Medicine 42nd Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, MN, 1995. Kidd M., Sandor A., Lawton G.P., Tang L. H., O'Keefe S., Modlin I. M. The role of calcium chAnnels in gastrin driven ECL cell histamine secretion. American Gastroenterology Association, Abstract Supplement 1995, 108:A627 San Diego, CA, 1995. Kidd M., Sandor A., Lawton G.P., Tang L. H., O'Keefe S., Modlin I. M. Acetylcholine mediated enterochromaffin-like (ECL) cell modulation of the cephalic phase of acid secretion. American Gastroenterology Association, Abstract Supplement 1995, San Diego, CA, 1995. Sandor A., Kidd M., Lawton G.P., Tang L. H., O'Keefe S., Modlin I. M.

presented at the 2002 Annual Texas Society of Plastic Surgeons Scientific Meeting, September 20th, 2002. Mosser, SW, Guyuron, B, Janis, J, Rohrich, R. The Anatomy of the Greater Occipital Nerve and Migraine Headaches. Presented at the Ohio Valley Plastic Surgery Society Annual Meeting, June 7, 2002 Mosser, SW, Blinkhorn, R, Bernard, SB, Jordan, R, Malangoni, M Rapidly Growing Mycobacteria Infections: Support for Combined Surgical and Antibiotic Treatment. Presented at the Ohio Valley Plastic Surgery Society Annual Meeting, June 8, 2001. Friedman, J, Mosser, SW, Chapter 4: Closure Material in Operative Plastic Surgery, Evans, GR, ed.

Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) announced today that teens with asymmetrical or unevenly shaped breasts should be aware that their breasts can be corrected using common surgical procedures. A review of some of the key considerations for successfully treating unevenly shaped breasts is published in the September/October 2006 issue of the Aesthetic Surgery Journal, the Society's official peer-reviewed journal. "What we are talking about are very obvious problems with breast growth or development, not the normal asymmetry that everyone has. This condition is not uncommon, but it can feel very devastating," said ann F. Reilley, MD, a board- certified plastic

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Makeover is Making Waves Ann Oldenburg Not since Botox has the world of plastic surgery been so abuzz. Each week on the ABC reality show Extreme Makeover, two people are transformed from ugly ducklings into beautiful swans via plastic surgery, cosmetic dentistry, a personal trainer and new hairstyles, makeup and clothes. Olympic Hero Energizes Electrical Safety Mike Falcon Cliff Meidl's heroic determination to succeed despite physical adversity is inspiration personified. That's why the kayaker was chosen by his teammates to carry the the U.S. flag in the opening ceremonies of the 2000 Olympic Games. But Meidl is more than a hero

right now, if researcher Ann Wood and colleagues are right. Their report appears in Environmental Microbiology. Wood is a senior lecturer in the life sciences department of King's College London. Odor-Eating Bacteria Lots of bacteria like to set up shop in the mouth. Some are pesky, like the bacteria tied to gum disease. Those bacteria may also be bad for your heart, but brushing and flossing can help get rid of them. Other bacteria in the mouth may freshen your breath, write Wood and colleagues. The bacteria probably don't smell pretty. They don't act like perfume, masking bad smells. Instead, the bacteria eat stinky

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