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I was treated in Seattle, WA by Dr. McGuckin and I would HIGHLY recommend them to people. Wonderful center, you are treated like a person (not just a number). Very competent and they spend time with you answering any questions you may have. The cost is very good compared to other centers as well with very little wait list.

I ran across this on their website today .. it's a list of questions and answers from Dr. James McGuckin on the procedure and other aspects relating to it. I hope this helps someone with their questions .. I found this list very helpful!

This is their webpage for CCSVI: http://www.vascularaccesscenters.com/Pu ... iency.aspx

And this is the actual link to the PDF document with the FAQs:

http://www.vascularaccesscenters.com/Up ... th_McG.pdf

Great find, Dawna, thanks for sharing it.

good read - thanks

Thanks. In addition to the locations listed on the FAQ, I understand they are also now treating in Pittsburgh. I am checking this out.

One Canadian who was treated by Dr. McGuckin's team in Seattle rated them A+ on CCSVI Locator.

I was the told my financial obligation would be no more than $8800.

I also understand they are in the process of applying to be part of the Hubbard study.

from their FAQ .... they have treated 75 people so far ....

another 75 pwMS added to the CCSVI inventory

.... they will use stents if needed ......






Mr. Success

75 people as of when???

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The pdf file was created on Februry, 20.

thanks I'm not very well versed when it comes to technology lol

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"You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You must do the thing which you think you cannot do." ~ Eleanor Roosevelt