Searcy Mom, Teacher Thankful for Stroke Program
Feb. 11, 2011 | Double vision was the first symptom Ticia Covington, 25, of Searcy noticed while she was getting ready for her fifth day as a school teacher.
Patient Stories
Myeloma Caregiver Recounts Rewarding Journey
Lori Puente said she didn’t know what multiple myeloma was when her husband was diagnosed with the cancer of the blood’s plasma cells back in 2008.
Rare Lung Procedure Saves Life
Dec. 1, 2010 | Before he came to UAMS, Paul Jones of Camden was preparing to die. The 67-year-old had a tumor on his left lung that had been discovered during a CT scan following an auto accident.
Double-Knee Replacements Amaze Patient
Sue Cromer of Fort Smith knew it was time for knee replacements when she could no longer baby-sit her two youngest grandchildren at her daughters home. “My daughter has a two-story house, and I couldn’t do the stairs,” said Sue, 64, a retired choir teacher. “I couldn’t walk without pain; if I did anything strenuous…
UAMS Cures Patient’s Incontinence, Prevents Need for Dialysis
July 21, 2010| Incontinence turned Laurene Payton’s life upside down for more than a year.
Tiny Implant Calms Bladder, Cures UAMS Patient’s Incontinence
March 10, 2010| The symptoms of her overactive bladder came out of nowhere, 37-year-old Shonae Williams said.
Man Injured in Motocross Accident Thanks Doctors Who Saved Him
A routine motocross hurdle he safely navigated hundreds of times is at the root of the biggest hurdle Brent Adams has ever had to climb.