Posted: Mon Dec 29, 2008 2:19 pm
Cheer,
I am really glad you are on this. Wow, the possibilities are interesting aren't they? Thanks for doing all this. You and Dignan have really brought this material out for us and I am really grateful
I have my packet about ready to go to the printers: I can just email it and they'll send the finished packet back to me--I happen to be moving too so amidst boxes I type on my computer.... Well, timeliness is not my thing I guess, I have that still healing broken arm too. If this thread information was not going on in my life right now I would not be feeling very lucky, but the hopefulness I feel from this is great! I feel positively blessed.
I used:
Zamboni 2008 Chronic Cerebral Venous insuff.....
http://jnnp.bmj.com/cgi/rapidpdf/jnnp.2008.157164v1
Zamboni 2008 Doppler Haemodynamics..
http://www.bentham.org/cnr/openaccessar ... /006AG.pdf
Zamboni 2007 Intracranial venous haemodynamics..
http://www.ms-info.net/Intracranial_Ven ... erosis.pdf
C. Chung 2008 review Jugular Venous Reflux
http://health.elsevier.com/ajws_archive ... 3A4703.pdf
Zamboni 2006 The Big Idea (I bought this one)
Schelling
http://www.ms-info.net/ms_040504.pdf
Abstracts to support the overall idea that Dignan posted on this thread earlier:
7 tesla...
Raised venous pressure...
Hypothetical Molecular mechanisms...
All of this is about 220 pages, 125 of that is the Schelling paper, a substantial committment on the part of the vascular/surgeon reader.
Anything I missed?
marie
EDIT: I added links to the abstracts available free on the net. The one I purchased is available for $15 USD. The abstracts Dignan had posted right in this thread. I copied and pasted those into a word document , saved it in a file, and made a copy of that as an adjunct to add weight to the idea.
I am really glad you are on this. Wow, the possibilities are interesting aren't they? Thanks for doing all this. You and Dignan have really brought this material out for us and I am really grateful
I have my packet about ready to go to the printers: I can just email it and they'll send the finished packet back to me--I happen to be moving too so amidst boxes I type on my computer.... Well, timeliness is not my thing I guess, I have that still healing broken arm too. If this thread information was not going on in my life right now I would not be feeling very lucky, but the hopefulness I feel from this is great! I feel positively blessed.
I used:
Zamboni 2008 Chronic Cerebral Venous insuff.....
http://jnnp.bmj.com/cgi/rapidpdf/jnnp.2008.157164v1
Zamboni 2008 Doppler Haemodynamics..
http://www.bentham.org/cnr/openaccessar ... /006AG.pdf
Zamboni 2007 Intracranial venous haemodynamics..
http://www.ms-info.net/Intracranial_Ven ... erosis.pdf
C. Chung 2008 review Jugular Venous Reflux
http://health.elsevier.com/ajws_archive ... 3A4703.pdf
Zamboni 2006 The Big Idea (I bought this one)
Schelling
http://www.ms-info.net/ms_040504.pdf
Abstracts to support the overall idea that Dignan posted on this thread earlier:
7 tesla...
Raised venous pressure...
Hypothetical Molecular mechanisms...
All of this is about 220 pages, 125 of that is the Schelling paper, a substantial committment on the part of the vascular/surgeon reader.
Anything I missed?
marie
EDIT: I added links to the abstracts available free on the net. The one I purchased is available for $15 USD. The abstracts Dignan had posted right in this thread. I copied and pasted those into a word document , saved it in a file, and made a copy of that as an adjunct to add weight to the idea.