UW Madison Neuroradiology Doc
UW Madison Neuroradiology Doc
Dr. Xxxx, University of Wisconsin Madison, professor of neuroradiology, has sent a letter of intent to the US NMSS regarding research into CCSVI. Yay! I do not know the details of his proposal but it appears the medical community is paying attention! I got this info in response to an email I sent blindly to a neuroendovascular researcher at Madison that I found through Google.
I have "xxxd" out his name so that people don't start calling or emailing him.
He mentioned in his email that CCSVI hypothesis has gone "viral" in the MS Community. Yay TIMS!!
VailKin
I have "xxxd" out his name so that people don't start calling or emailing him.
He mentioned in his email that CCSVI hypothesis has gone "viral" in the MS Community. Yay TIMS!!
VailKin
Dxd 1994 RRMS, 2008 SPMS
Climb on!
Climb on!
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Excellent work, very exciting to see things taking off. Like I told my friend tonight, who is new to CCSVI, "the dam has already broke, it's just the water hasn't reached this far yet".
Mark
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RRMS Dx'd 2007, first episode 2004. Bilateral stent placement, 3 on left, 1 stent on right, at Stanford August 2009. Watch my operation video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwc6QlLVtko, Virtually symptom free since, no relap
Very nice! I love seeing all these University research departments trying to get involved. The Universities will listen to the ground swell and will look at the evidence with an objective view (for the most part), and its there where we'll see the confirmations start to flow in over the next several months. It'll all start when Buffalo announces the results of their study and the momentum will only increase.
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I'm not sure. My first introduction into MS was a friend of mine's brother who had a case of refractory RRMS; you know the kind you don't want. He want from diagnosis to death in 7 years. His family was very wealthy and they scoured the country for "the best" and he is where they landed. I've seen his name around when I was first researching MS and I'm not sure if he's the animal guy, just that he's a "MS heavyweight neuro".