News from Dr. Zamboni- CCSVI lesions classified as congenita

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News from Dr. Zamboni- CCSVI lesions classified as congenita

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I don't know what's going on with that URL tag! Cut and paste the link is the only option I suppose..

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Hi L,

Any chance of a 'nutshell' version.. 'facebook' access is blocked from my current locale and this sounds very exciting!!

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This news is 6 months old. :wink:
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Sorry, but this information is a bit older as news :) Anyway, it's was interesting for me.
News from Dr. Zamboni- CCSVI lesions classified as congenitalTuesday, January 26, 2010 at 5:47pm
Received an e-mail from Dr. Zamboni this morning-

A Consensus Conference on Venous Malformations - headed by Prof. Byung B Lee from Georgetown - and experts from 47 countries- studied the evidence and unanimously voted in favour of officially including the stenosing lesions found in CCSVI in the new Consensus document and Guidelines. Now published-

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This paper can be brought/linked to interventional radiologists and vascular surgeons. CCSVI lesions are classified as a truncular venous malformations - which means that vascular doctors have now classified this disease, CCSVI, as congenital- and preceding MS lesions.

Vascular doctors have agreed. CCSVI comes first.

Dr. Zamboni has been speaking to medical panels around the world. Yesterday was a "4 hour machine gunning of questions" by the Italian, Canadian and US MS Societies in Milan- Dr. Zamboni said he was able to answer all the questions with scientific evidence, and was quite pleased with the meeting's outcome. He'll be in North American soon
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so much information sooo little time...

Tsoft.. it is interesting and exciting!.. there are many who, like you, are catching up on 'the news'. :)

p.s. welcome to TiMS.. loads of great information here and on facebook.. good luck and good reading!
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I think it's worth it, for anyone newer or who missed it for one reason or another. The consensus decision boosted the legitimacy of CCSVI.
"However, the truth in science ultimately emerges, although sometimes it takes a very long time," Arthur Silverstein, Autoimmunity: A History of the Early Struggle for Recognition
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L wrote:I don't know what's going on with that URL tag! Cut and paste the link is the only option I suppose..

http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/note ... 0796282297
The problem is with the ! character. This is discussed in the Forums FAQ. The only way to fix this type of problem is with a URL shortening service such as http://tinyurl.com or http://snipurl.com .

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NHE wrote:
L wrote:I don't know what's going on with that URL tag! Cut and paste the link is the only option I suppose..

http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/note ... 0796282297
The problem is with the ! character. This is discussed in the Forums FAQ. The only way to fix this type of problem is with a URL shortening service such as http://tinyurl.com or http://snipurl.com .

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Thanks! Did you turn it into a <shortened url>? someone helpful did because it wasn't me!
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