This Is MS Multiple Sclerosis Community: Knowledge & Support

I was wondering, would it be possible to make a thread with all the MRVs? At present there are a lot of good images of blocked veins, but they are scattered here and there in many different threads, and hard to locate.

There could be a thread with only images, no comments, maybe just the name of the MS'er. It would also be a good thread to show doctors and neuros when telling them about CCSVI. There will be proof right there.

Could such a thread please be started?

Great idea - could I suggest people add what type of MS they had been diagnosed with (PPMS, RRMS, SPMS) ?

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dx 2002,RRMS,  suspected begin of MS 1978 (age 10)

this is truly something to be considered. but how can this be done?
except from the site's help to make the sticky, it would take some serious effort for people to post their pics. maybe directions on how to convert images in digital format and then posting them would also be required as i think people would be more than wiling to share.

I was actually thinking of the MRVs already here. There already are quite a few, scattered in various threads. Let's get them together.

Others can come at peoples convinience.

My MRV pics are posted at http://liberation-treatment.com/ms-patient-mrv-scans. Please note bilateral stenosis of my IJVs. But as an MS patient with Eagle Syndrome, I am now going to have my MRA done for looking at stenosis of my Internal Carotid Arteries also. I strongly believe that MS is related to hemodynamics to and from Brain Area. Let's see what comes up in my MRA.

Mine begin with this post and continue to the next page:
chronic-cerebrospinal-venous-insufficiency-ccsvi-f40/topic14456-60.html#p146167

Please notice the "sharkbites" (bilateral stenosis) in each jugular.

Here's another nice one, from an angle, showing the same "sharkbite":
chronic-cerebrospinal-venous-insufficiency-ccsvi-f40/topic14456-75.html#p146312

The second image is the azygous vein, which upon having my procedure was found to have no stenoses at all. My azygous even had a functional, healthy, working valve. Go figure.

I have RRMS.