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I found the abstract here. http://www.pagepressjournals.org/index.php/vl/article/view/5398 PERCUTANEOUS TRASLUMINAL ANGIOPLASTY OF AZYGOUS VEIN IN PATIENTS WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS AND CHRONIC CEREBRO SPINAL VENOUS INSUFFICIENCY. A SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE 11112 T. Lupattelli, G. Bellagamba, E. Righi...

My DW, SPMS since 1992, had her first angioplasty done on August 18th in Orange County, California. Immediately post-procedure, she reported overall reduction of spacticity throughout her body, and demonstrated this by elongating her legs to full extension and flattening out her knees, something sh...

Dear Zjac if I'm the only one talking about the team Brain flow in this forum why did you go there to be treated? Every knows that Dr Lupattelli is very closed to Zamboni and he was one of his fellows in Ferrara. Zamboni stated several times that stents should not be used in jugular veins. Dr Lupatt...

Dear Zjac the use of a stent can put the patient at risk of total occlusion. Angioplasty is safer and repeatable. Once the stent is occluded , nothing you can do! As far as I know the brain flow team has implanted some stents in the azygos vein because they claim that in that vein occlusion is very ...

Dr. Tommaso Lupattelli is both an interventional radiologist and vascular surgeon. He is indubitably the most experienced interventionist on CCSVI treatment in the world. Indeed, Dr Tommaso Lupattelli ed his team (Brain Flow team. Visit www.ccsvi.net and go to the english version) have performed mor...