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Welcome, I am very pleased to inform you about my success.
on monday I will have a deadline for phlebography - this study will be almost the last key to set a date for surgery. From the leg the vein will be chosen to replace jugular vein (IJV) http://img35.imageshack.us/img35/4845/20091221rici.jpg and set the rest of the wiring diagram in the legs veins. I invite you to visit my Website www.rici-ms.com Dr F. von Schelling position on this issue is also attached at, as well as others. Thanks
Regards
Rici

Good luck Richi. This is something that MUST be done and we are proud of you that you made it happen.
While it is not a simple task, thinks can only get better.

We will be with you. All the way.

Welcome Costumenastional
I know that this is not so simple. I'm in the best hands of the Professor of vascular surgery, Dr. Fanz Schelling, & Professor of radiology
Regards
Rici

Rici, i would also like to inform you that one of the links doesn't seem to work.

From what i have been reading in your site and from what i have been reading for you in the past, it s certain that your neurological problems are caused from vascular issues. Whatever can be done towards this direction can only be helpful to say the least.

I wish i could help you financialy, i really do, but i am in no good shape myself either.

One more time, good luck and if you can, keep us posted.

Rici,

I am not able to get what exactly is going on.
Is there any other thread that already talks about this?
I went to you site and I am inferring that missing jugulars are being
added using leg veins. Would like to see more pointers ...

http://www.thisisms.com/ftopict-8526.html
Regards
Rici

Good Luck Rici,
I have been so upset to hear everything you have been through and I pray and hope for you that this new surgery works!!!

Why do you think your right Jugular became big like that? If you had improvements after the first Angioplasty in Poland why do think the right jug then started causing probs?

Fingers crossed for you , please keep us posted!! xx

I am wishing for the very best for you Rici. Good luck !

ozarkcanoer

Hello & tks LR1234
The right to live is too wide by 30 mm.
Professors and Dr. Schelling see reflux. Regeneration must be a venous valve.
Regards
Rici

Hello Ozarkcanoer
I know about it!
tks
regards
Rici

GET ER DONE RICI..........................look forward to hearing about your experience when you return.

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I sincerely wish you well,

This sounds like a great thing to have done, and I hope it works out for the best for you.

I eagerly await your next post.

Thought I recognized that name from "all the way back in October 2009". Good luck Rici, you've had a long battle! Keep us posted.

Mark.

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Rici, I am glad to hear you found someone willing and able to take your case. I am not the praying sort but if you let us know when you are having your surgery I will certainly send up my best.

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Good Luck with it Rici. We're with you buddy.