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My neuro is Dr. J.E. Paulseth of Hamilton Health Sciences, MacMaster Univ Medical Centre, MS Clinic. I've been seeing him since 1999. A very gentle and kind man. I haven't talked to him since the CCSVI news broke but have talked to his head nurse coordinator. I am very happy that he is attending. I will see him once a year now which will be in a few months.
Bobbi

Thanks Bobbi - that is not the same neuro that finalized my dx - I was wondering. I just had a look at the Mac MS clinic listing and I don't see a physician's name that rings a bell - perhaps he has moved on to another location since 2006.
Glad someone from Mac is going at least! I hope more than one plan to attend.

Two articles in the Hamilton Spec regarding the CCSVI Workshop.

http://www.thespec.com/News/Local/article/717814

http://www.thespec.com/News/Local/article/717864

Anticipation is brewing....

Bobbi

Bobbi wrote:Two articles in the Hamilton Spec regarding the CCSVI Workshop.

http://www.thespec.com/News/Local/article/717814

http://www.thespec.com/News/Local/article/717864

Anticipation is brewing....

Bobbi

Thanks Bobbi!

I think this says it all who the force in this is (yes: we are! And whoever then studies it will understand how much this makes sense...):

"There's a great deal of skepticism about the observational study (that Zamboni did)," said Kevin Smith, CEO of St. Joseph's Healthcare. "A lot of the scientific community has already rejected the view. But it resonates profoundly with patients and families so it's our responsibility to determine if this is more than unusual observation."

I look very much forward to watching this!

Steffi

Zeureka wrote:
"There's a great deal of skepticism about the observational study (that Zamboni did)," said Kevin Smith, CEO of St. Joseph's Healthcare. "A lot of the scientific community has already rejected the view. But it resonates profoundly with patients and families so it's our responsibility to determine if this is more than unusual observation."

I look very much forward to watching this!

Steffi

I was going to quote the exact same bit... this is the crux of the matter. That they have a responsibility to look further without dismissing out of hand. Kudos to them.

Will the webcast of the workshop be at this address ?
www..mrimaging.com
or at this one?
http://ms-mri.com/links.php:

I can't seem to connect with these links. Is there something missing or is it my computer (or me!)?
Bobbi

Sorry Bobbi. I put two dots between www and mrimaging.
http://www.mrimaging.com/

For the second one, try this address
http://www.ms-mri.com/

Thanks ... that works.
In anticipation of the webcast!!
Bobbi

is there a webcast?

Bobbi wrote:Just received this email reply from Haacke's MRI Institute in Detroit.

Dear Phyllis,
"The contents of the workshop and the speakers will be available through our website after the meeting via a webcast. You will be able to hear all of the talks right on the web."
Sincerely,
Rachel D. Martis-Laze
Administrator
The MRI Institute for Biomedical Research
www.mrimaging.com - Website

This should be interseting .. Stay tuned ....
Bobbi

Yep, Billmeik, as Bobbi above (and Sonia) reported: seems on http://www.mrimaging.com or also the other address tomorrow

So this is going on right now! Forget the Super Bowl, I know where the real star power is.

Did you see this paper? Il will be presented this afternoon at the Hamilton conference by doctor Haacke. It's very technical...

http://www.ms-mri.com/presentations/Ima ... 0(SWI).pdf

I don't understand why. The link doesn't work. But when you copy it and paste it in your browser, it's OK.

A lot of that was very technical...but definitely an interesting read.

The concern that reperfusion might put the vessels at risk does give some pause.