Dr. Abigail Rao has new approach to treatment for Parkinson's disease Feb 20, 2019 Feb 20, 2019 Updated Feb 20, 2019 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save As featured on +4 Louisville doctor offers cutting-edge surgical approach to treating Parkinson's disease Deep brain stimulation -- or DBS -- has been around for years, but Dr. Abigail Rao says her technique is not often used in Louisville. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Marc Weinberg's Wednesday night forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesMan killed in early morning shooting in Louisville's PRP neighborhoodCRAWFORD | Kelsey keeps stacking pieces as Iowa's Folgueiras commits to LouisvilleLouisville police officers doubling their pay as overtime spending becomes a 'huge concern'Louisville double shooting victim feels justice for twin brother after suspect killed by policeTennessee man arrested on kidnapping charge after police say he took child to southern IndianaCRAWFORD | Louisville expected to approve Jeff Brohm's contract extension ThursdayLouisville doctor makes history with first-ever robotic spine surgeryJCPS board considers tax referendum as district continues to address budget deficitSouthern Indiana man sentenced to prison on child pornography-related chargesArrest made in 2021 fatal shooting of 21-year-old Michigan man Videos
+4 Louisville doctor offers cutting-edge surgical approach to treating Parkinson's disease Deep brain stimulation -- or DBS -- has been around for years, but Dr. Abigail Rao says her technique is not often used in Louisville.
