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Weight loss surgery is made to look very easy on TV, but the reality is it takes a lot of pre and post-surgery effort on the patient’s part to have a successful outcome. In this episode of Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk, host Rob Page, M.D. talks with Gregory Mancini, M.D. of University Surgeons Associates, a practice at The University of Tennessee Medical Center about bariatric surgery. Discover if you are a candidate for weight loss surgery and everything you need to know to make an informed decision. For more information on Bariatric Surgery, visit their website at www.utsurgery.com Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk has been brought to you by FirstBank. Helping People Build a Better Future. #DocTalk #Bariatric #Weightloss #GastricByPass #Sleevesurgery #medicalweightloss #sleevegastrectomy #sleeve

In this episode of Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk, host Rob Page, MD talks with Francis G. Curtin, MD about emergency radiology. Dr. Francis G. Curtin is a radiologist at Abercrombie Radiology in Knoxville, Tennessee. Radiologists use imaging to gather information about the structure and function of the human body that may be unavailable without surgery. They rely on penetrating radiation, such as X-rays, CT scans, and PET scans to diagnose diseases. They may also employ ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans. For More information about Abercrombie Radiology or Dr. Francis G. Curtin call (865) 584-3444 or visit their website at: www.abercrombieradiology.org Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk has been brought to you by FirstBank. Helping People Build a Better Future, visit www.FirstBankOnline.com

This episode of Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk with Rob Page, MD explores the subject of Robotic Surgery. Robotic surgery is a new technique that allows for more precision in minimally invasive surgeries. Our special guest is Knoxville Academy of Medicine Past President, Matthew Mancini, MD with University Surgeons Associates. Dr. Mancini is a general surgeon at The University of Tennessee Medical Center which currently uses the Da Vinci™ surgical system. Da Vinci™ is a unique set of technologies that include specialized “arms” for holding instruments and a camera, as well as a magnified screen and a console. If you are anticipating a future surgery, learn more about robotic surgery and if you qualify as a candidate. For more information on Robotic Surgery, visit University Surgeons Associates at https://www.utsurgery.com Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk is brought to you by FirstBank. Helping People Build a Better Future, visit www.FirstBankOnline.com. #Robiotc #Roboticsurgery #DaVinci #intuitive #knoxville #tennessee #healthcare #medicine #surgery

This episode of Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk with host Rob Page, M.D. explores the subject of surgical Oncology with regards to pancreatic cancer. Pancreatic cancer begins in the tissues of your pancreas — an organ in your abdomen that lies behind the lower part of your stomach. Your pancreas releases enzymes that aid digestion and produces hormones that help manage your blood sugar. Our special guest is Knoxville Academy of Medicine member Ryan Schmocker, MD of the University Surgical Oncology practice at the University Of Tennessee, For more information about pancreatic cancer, contact Dr Ryan Schmocker at (865) 544-9218 or their web page at www.utmedicalcenter.org/medical-care/specialty-practices/university-surgical-oncology/. Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk is brought to you by FirstBank. Helping People Build a Better Future, visit www.FirstBankOnline.com. #Pancreas #Cancer #UT #doctalk #medicine #healthcare #knoxville #tennessee

Advances in hip and knee replacements have made this once dreaded surgery less invasive and now can often be done on an outpatient basis. In this episode of Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk, host Rob Page, MD and Ryan Dabbs, MD with Tennessee Orthopedic Clinic discuss the latest in robotic-assisted hip and knee replacement. Learn how these advancements can reduce down time, ease pain, and get you back to an active lifestyle. For more information on available options, visit the website for Tennessee Orthopedic Clinics at https://www.tocdocs.com or call (865) 690-4861. Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk is brought to you by FirstBank. Helping People Build a Better Future #Knee ,#Hip , #TOC , #DocTalk , #Orthopedic , #Knoxville , #KAM , #KAPA , #Robotic

No views Premiered 19 hours ago n this episode of Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk, host Rob Page, MD and special guest Matthew Doppelt, DO of Southeastern Dermatology, discuss tattoo removal and the latest technology to address this issues. Dr. Doppelt is a board certified dermatologist and Associate Professor at Lincoln Memorial University’s Debusk College of Osteopathic Medicine. For more information on Dr. Doppelt or to schedule an appointment, visit Southeastern dermatology at www.drdoppelt.com, RealSelf or call the office at 865-474-8800. Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk has been brought to you by FirstBank. Helping People Build a Better Future. #tatoo #tatooremoval #ink #bodyart #dermatology #knoxville #tennessee #healthcare

According to the American Heart Association, approximately 5 million people are diagnosed each year with heart valve disease. While some people may not notice symptoms often associated with this disease, others may notice some physical signs such as chest pain or palpitations, shortness of breath, fatigue, weakness, lightheadedness, or even swollen ankles, feet or abdomen. In this episode of Doc Talk, host Rob Page, MD and Ayaz Rahman, MD discusses heart valve disease and how new treatment technologies have greatly changed in the management of this disease. For more information or to schedule an appointment with Dr. Ayaz Rahman visit the Cardiology Associates of East Tennessee web site at www.cardiologyassociatesofeasttennessee.com or call (865) 373-7100. Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk has been brought to you by FirstBank. He #Heartvalve #HeartDisease #Heartattack #Heart #Knoxville #Cardiology #Heart

There are several different types of skin cancer but Melanoma is the most aggressive type of skin cancer. If undetected, Melanoma can spread to other organs of the body and can be fatal. Early detection of melanoma can save your life so it’s important to learn the A,B,C,Ds of skin cancer. In this episode of Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk, host Rob Page, MD talks with Quyn Rahman, MD from the Knoxville Institute of Dermatology about risk factors, preventive measures, testing procedures, and treatments for Melanoma. For more information on Melanoma or other dermatology needs, contact Dr. Quyn Rahman at (865) 450-9361 or visit their website , www.dermatologyknoxville.com . Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk has been brought to you by FirstBank. #Melanoma #melanocytes #Skincancer #Knoxville #Dermatology #Cancer

FNA, it’s a type of biopsy that is minimally invasive and uses a very thin needle that can be inserted into a mass. In this episode of Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk, host Rob Page, MD talks with Daniel H. Snyder, DO, of Knoxville FNA Clinic about this type of biopsy. This can be done with little or no anesthesia with minimal risks and the procedure itself only takes a few minutes. FNA uses ultrasound guidance to perform this technique and results can normally be back in 24 hours or less. For more information on FNA or to schedule an appointment, visit the website at knoxvillefna.com or call Dr. Snyder’s office at (865) 888-7747. Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk has been brought to you by FirstBank. Helping People Build a Better Future, visit www.FirstBankOnline.com

The #1 cosmetic surgery performed in the United States currently is Labiaplasty. Even with this procedure growing in popularity, many women still have questions about the surgery, recovery times, and what to expect in general. In this episode of Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk, host Rob Page, MD will discuss this procedure in detail with OB/GYN Specialist, Rosalind Cadigan, MD. Labioplasty is often sought out by women who have long or excessive skin and need to have the labia shortened to reduce pain from intercourse or simply walking. For more information on labiaplasty or to schedule an appointment, visit the OB/GYN Professionals of East TN website at www.obgprofessionals.com or call (865) 531-3303. Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk has been brought to you by FirstBank. Helping People Build a Better Future, visit www.FirstBankOnline.com

Hernias are a common condition that affects more than 200,000 people in the United States each year. The good news is there’s a fix for it! In this episode of Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk, host Rob Page, MD talks with Michael Antiporda, MD of Premier Surgical about the various Hernia treatments. Untreated hernias can not only be painful but they can later cause complications. For more information on hernias or to schedule an appointment, visit the Premier Surgical website at premiersurgical.com or call Dr. Antiporda’s office at (865) 524-3695. Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk has been brought to you by FirstBank. Helping People Build a Better Future, visit www.FirstBankOnline.com

“Hot Fun in the summertime,“ can be both fun and dangerous. As we get out more, too much sun exposure without proper protection can cause skin problems. Did you know that you can get sunburn even on a cloudy or a rainy day? In this episode of Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk, our NEW host Rob Page, MD talks with Dermatologist Lawrence Bushkill, MD about protecting your skin from the sun’s damaging rays and how burning can increase your chances of developing skin cancer. Learn what is the most effective sunscreen and proper application before you head out to the pool or lake this summer or any time of the year. For more information or if you need to find a dermatologist, visit the Knoxville Academy of Medicine website at http://www.knoxvillemedicine.org/1061-2/. Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk has been brought to you by FirstBank. Helping People Build a Better Future, visit www.FirstBankOnline.com.

Integrative Medicine is an approach to wellness that explores all the factors that influence health such as the full range of physical, emotional, social, and environmental determinates of healthiness. In this episode of Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk, host Rob Page, MD talks with Christopher Siano, DO of Knox Wellness about how integrative medicine can complement traditional medicine to achieve better well-being and longevity. For more information on integrative medicine or to schedule an appointment, visit the Knox Wellness website at www.knoxwellnessexperience.com or call (865) 801-9501. Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk has been brought to you by FirstBank. Helping People Build a Better Future, visit www.FirstBankOnline.com

Acne. Most people have had to deal with this troublesome condition during their teen years but some people even struggle with acne well into adulthood. For those with uncontrolled acne, dealing with the scarring can be depressing and can have a strain on one’s social interactions. There are many different causes and even more remedies, both over-the-counter and prescription. In this episode of Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk, host Rob Page, MD talks with Carley Fowler, MD about the treatment options for the mildest to severe cases of acne. The good news for acne sufferers is that there are more alternatives today than ever to manage or even eliminate acne. For more information or to schedule an appointment, visit The Knoxville Center for Dermatology & Plastic Surgery website at www.knoxvillecenterfordermatologyandplasticsurgery.com or call Dr. Fowler’s office at (865) 470-4127. Knoxville Medicine’s Doc Talk has been brought to you by FirstBank. Helping People Build a Better Future, visit www.FirstBankOnline.com