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I am so glad that i didn't wait for the papers all those past 6 years

https://youtu.be/juj9MR3AkOc Here's the new video of a patient treated for CCSVI two and a half years ago He was never diagnosed with MS His symptoms were pure CCSVI symptoms, although neuros had no definite diagnosis for him There weren't any lesions in his MRI scan. In my opinion, a case like this...

daniel wrote:is DrSclafani still seeing new patients?

yes, he does!

ok, i have a question what are the conditions that you think it's possible to provoke a relapse? could be some kind of threshold, some flow change in time? Pelopidas, that is way over my head. I have no idea about that. hi Mr President i have some idea now after all these years i think that a relap...

interesting video

dlynn wrote:Dr. Sclafani,

Thank you
p.s. here you are at 46-47 minute mark http://video.pbs.org/video/2365271212/

this link is not available due to "right restrictions"
is there any other link available?

I've had stents over 3 years and sometimes when I yawn or move my head I get a sharp pain on the left side of my neck . not always though . is this normal ? eric, what is normal? certainly not a stent. it would guess that you have a stent up high in the neck, possibly due to a compression stenosis ...

Happy birthday, Dr Sclafani!
we wish you many years of successful ccsvi procedures and great results!

There are things that i just do not attempt to treat as the outcomes often end up worse than the beginning Well I hope I am still treatable, but I am quite accepting if I am not. There has been great progress, and I think the story will be told for a long time of what you and your fellow doctors ha...

you're right, Cece
here's a friend of mine, trying to explain the ccsvi in a simple way
i've started to follow these private lessons and i got better in this field!

Happy New Year everybody!

There are several profiles of patients with renal compression (nutcracker) 1. no symptoms. 10-20% of humans have some degree of renal vein compression. The majority of them have no symptoms and renal vein compression is then called Nutcracker phenomenon. 2. symptoms related to renal vein compressio...

There are several profiles of patients with renal compression (nutcracker) 1. no symptoms. 10-20% of humans have some degree of renal vein compression. The majority of them have no symptoms and renal vein compression is then called Nutcracker phenomenon. 2. symptoms related to renal vein compressio...

1. i frequently find unrecognized problems in patients who have undergone treatment in the past by others. 2. missed valvular stenoses are the most common, nutcracker syndrome is another, high jugular stenoses that were not part of the prior venography, 3. i try to see the images from prior procedu...

The issue here is not about MS, it is about whether venous outflow obstructions can result in neurological symptoms. It is about whether opening venous outflow improves some clinical manifestations often seen in MS. We need to put MS on the back burner and focus on the symptoms. s I think that this...

A really rare case report, worth publishing!