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Just received an alert from the Journal of Cerebral Blood Flow & Metabolism
Edited - just caught the publication name.
Edited Again (again, moments later). In fact its not "The One." Oh well, it's free. :)

Anomalous venous blood flow and iron deposition in multiple sclerosis

http://www.nature.com/jcbfm/journal/v29 ... 9180a.html

Anxious as everyone else to see this online.
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Hahahha, who'd have thought we'd be signing up to the vascular journal email update system, anxiously awaiting a published paper.

Not me for sure!
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Articles in Press

Note to users: This section contains peer reviewed, accepted articles to be published in the journal. When an article is assigned to an issue, the "Articles In Press" version will be removed from this section.

Makes sense I suppose.
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Jamie wrote:
Hahahha, who'd have thought we'd be signing up to the vascular journal email update system, anxiously awaiting a published paper.

Not me for sure!


I bet no one is more surprised than they are!
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TFau
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About the sudden and intense interest by non-vascular surgeons, I mean, not you specifically, Jamie...
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TFau
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About the sudden and intense interest by non-vascular surgeons, I mean, not you specifically, Jamie...
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hahahah yeah.

Zamboni: The JK Rowling of Vascular Surgeons. If they were selling this at Walmart we'd all be there at midnight on camp chairs waiting for it to go on sale with our Zamboni official merchandise stethoscopes round our shoulders!
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...and those magical "doppler wands" :lol:

should be online tomorrow, fanboys
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TFau
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Screeeech...

Cheer, do you mean the paper is supposed to be on-line tomorrow, or you will be?

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TFau wrote:
That's the one where Dr. Zamboni found that the stenosis patterns Types A, B, C, and D correlated with RRMS, SPMS, or PPMS. Or was that from an earlier paper?
That was from the late 2008 article that blew this concept wide open on TIMS.

Although I am just as anxious to see this article as the next MS'r, I think the preliminary results should be viewed by anyone who is waiting on this paper, but has not read it as yet. It should be available on the first page, second post, of the "research" thread.
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Screeeech...

Cheer, do you mean the paper is supposed to be on-line tomorrow, or you will be?

Theresa

paper, Theresa. and probably me, too.

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I must have checked the Journal of Vascular Surgery 100 times today, LOL.

I wonder what kind of production problems they are having ?? Is it with their printed journal ? What are the usual production delays ??

Let's all sing "The sun'll come out tomorrow... tomorrow, tomorrow" etc ad nauseum, LOL.
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I'm curious... The site says that registered users can see the table of contents and abstracts for free and that some articles will be available in full text. Does anyone know if the full text of this article will be available? Or, in the alternative, does anyone have a subscription/access to this journal just in case they do not make the full text available?
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This may not bbe the best place to post this, but do any of you remember Claudia Lucchinetti and her work on identifying four distinct patterns of MS lesions?

http://www.nationalmssociety.org/resear ... index.aspx

I wonder if she'd be a good person to hook up with this area of research.
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