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gauchito
PostPosted: Sun Apr 24, 2011 10:08 pm 
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I am glad to inform that we will have the first open CCSVI forum in Argentina in May 7th. The objective is to update medical community and also public in general on status of CCSVI worldwide and in the country.
Speakers will be:
Dr Tomasz Ludyga (Euro Medic , Poland)
Dr Aneta Adamczyk-Ludyga (Euro Medic , Poland)
Dr. Cristian Schulte (CES CCSVI , Argentina)
Dr. Mariana Cannellotto (CES CCSVI , Argentina)
Dr. Guillermo Spirito (CES CCSVI , Argentina)
Dr. Guillermo Eisele (CES CCSVI , Argentina)

Fernando and I are very close to this group of argentine doctors who already liberated 25 of us ! Now it is time to go public. We have also contacted first spades of MS in Argentina to ensure they can expres their point of view
For those of you interested link is:

http://www.ccsviargentina.com.ar/

So here we go !
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Gauchito,

We really hope this event will help to open more minds and then some more veins!

I really want to express my deep gratitude to our top notch doctors - and now speakers - Mariana and Guillermo, whom, on top of that, continue to be extraordinary and caring human beings above all.

And thanks to you, Gauchito, you are one of our own true pioneers.

Fernando
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fernando wrote:
Gauchito,

We really hope this event will help to open more minds and then some more veins!

I really want to express my deep gratitude to our top notch doctors - and now speakers - Mariana and Guillermo, whom, on top of that, continue to be extraordinary and caring human beings above all.

And thanks to you, Gauchito, you are one of our own true pioneers.

Fernando


I have forgotten to mention Dr. Shulte, who is the first argentinian Doctor in learning and applying Dr. Z method!
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Fernando : TIMS forum, and the work pf TIMser´´s has been the engine to have this opportunity available in Argentina.
Hats off for you ALL and thank you !!!!
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gauchito wrote:
I am glad to inform that we will have the first open CCSVI forum in Argentina in May 7th. The objective is to update medical community and also public in general on status of CCSVI worldwide and in the country.
Speakers will be:
Dr Tomasz Ludyga (Euro Medic , Poland)
Dr Aneta Adamczyk-Ludyga (Euro Medic , Poland)
Dr. Cristian Schulte (CES CCSVI , Argentina)
Dr. Mariana Cannellotto (CES CCSVI , Argentina)
Dr. Guillermo Spirito (CES CCSVI , Argentina)
Dr. Guillermo Eisele (CES CCSVI , Argentina)

Fernando and I are very close to this group of argentine doctors who already liberated 25 of us ! Now it is time to go public. We have also contacted first spades of MS in Argentina to ensure they can expres their point of view
For those of you interested link is:

http://www.ccsviargentina.com.ar/

So here we go !

Congratulations. May I invite the doctors and other professionals in Argentina interested in neurovascular disease to consider joining the International Society for Neurovascular Disease (ISNVD). We have our next meeting in the early spring in Orlando

DrSclafani
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Dr: that should be fantastic ! As you know some of these doctors are already exchanging with Haacke and Schelling. The bigger the network perhaps the faster we will leave this nightmare behind. Pls let me know if I can be of any help in connecting.
Thx very much
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