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Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2010 1:29 pm Post subject: Re: Haacke MR prot.
Dear administrator,
please do update the first post with this document, becauseits a very good and detailed document about dr Haacke's knowledge:
thisisalex wrote:
Hi
I looked for the Haacke protocol, and a direct google search on the site (search string was: "pdf site:ms-mri.com" came up with a really great stuff. It looks like it is the detailed description of the Haacke MR protocol with detailed notes, historical connections, even about the processing of the collected data...
Joined: Jan 17, 2010 Posts: 15 Location: The Netherlands, Europe
Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 7:02 am Post subject: Re: Haacke MR prot.
thisisalex wrote:
Hi
I looked for the Haacke protocol, and a direct google search on the site (search string was: "pdf site:ms-mri.com" came up with a really great stuff. It looks like it is the detailed description of the Haacke MR protocol with detailed notes, historical connections, even about the processing of the collected data...
Hi Alex, good research. However, I do not see a name of a contributor of this writing. Or so to say: what validity has this document? By what authority is this written?
It looks quite impressing, but it would have more impact if we know that someone of e.g. dr. Zamboni's or dr. Haacke's team has written this.
Posted: Sun Jan 31, 2010 10:54 am Post subject: Re: Haacke MR prot.
William57 wrote:
I do not see a name of a contributor of this writing. Or so to say: what validity has this document? By what authority is this written?
I dont know... i have found it only by google, it is not even linked on the site. The site is dr Haacke's, and the document is based on some other material by Dr. Haacke...
Posted: Sun Jan 31, 2010 1:59 pm Post subject: Re: Haacke MR prot.
thisisalex wrote:
William57 wrote:
I do not see a name of a contributor of this writing. Or so to say: what validity has this document? By what authority is this written?
I dont know... i have found it only by google, it is not even linked on the site. The site is dr Haacke's, and the document is based on some other material by Dr. Haacke...
alex
FYI. On 2 Dec 2009, Haacke's site had an article titled "MR Protocol to Evaluate the Potential CCSVI Explanation of Multiple Sclerosis". At the end of the article there was the following paragraph:
Quote:
More information about the scanning procedure can be found at:
1) MR Parameters
2) Detailed Sequences Description
3) Scanning Procedure
4) Dicoms
5) IRB forms
6) Consent forms
7) Site invitation letter
8) R21 proposal on SWI and CCSVI
The only link that was working at this time, was the link of point 8, i.e. the mentioned protocol. (points 5 to 7 had no link)
Hmm, did the paper I found get snipped on purpose or just get left out in a revision? It's not medical research, but I think it's VERY darn interesting and relevant anyway:
Social constructionism and medical sociology: a study of the vascular theory of multiple sclerosis
Joined: Dec 03, 2009 Posts: 157 Location: Fredericton, Canada
Posted: Fri Mar 12, 2010 11:19 am Post subject: Another kind of research
Folks, as reported in the posting http://www.thisisms.com/ftopicp-97519-intelligence.html#97519, it is good to know that Charity Intelligence Canada has, on the basis of its own analysis, recommended to institutional and private donors that CCSVI research in Canada should be a high priority target for donations since it is likely to produce tremendous social and economic dividends.
Perhaps others outside of Canada should bring this to the attention of similar organizations in their own countries, since it would bring CCSVI research to the attention of donors who might otherwise not be aware of the potential value of CCSVI research and intervention.
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