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Wow, this thread is huge. Im not sure if this is asked here: Sir Sclafani, how common or rare is that a patient wasn't diagnosed with CCSVI in some other clinique, but you find CCSVI? I ask cause, one MS patient I know was in Poland and with doppler and then venography.. everything seemed to be ok -...

My wife got quite optimal response to angioplasty almost 4 years ago. Her MS symptoms were fatique, balance issues, heat problem, low moods, weak right side and some neck pain (tension). We were quite ammazed when ALL her symptoms disappeared in following weeks. Benefits have lasten now almost 4 yea...

I was going to ask if Buffalo trial is published.. but it isn't yet? Im also wondering why unpublished and small trial, with no correction with blood flow, is so much in media? Study result is used as an proved evidence against CCSVI.. absolutely horrible. Why positive studies, are not in media.. li...

Hello, where can I find the latest consensus quite for doppler protocol? I found one done in 2011 but is there newer?

There is some research data about "tysabri rebound" effect.. but what causes it? Is there any scientific data about it?

..by Zamboni, february 2012 Florida. I find this interesting lecture, about history of CCSVI related research findings from 1930's to present day.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGAl6Dzw ... e=youtu.be

Cece-- It's not just balloon and adios--but too many are treated and not given follow up. cheer Yes, very well said :) About Dr Dake's comment: " he noted that the patients he treated who remained active and changed their lifestyles to include regular exercise and whole food diets have done th...

I found many studies about resistance training and MS.. and also how training affects brain. In MS brain usually shrinks and maybe this can be slowed or reversed with good training. For example this article is about subject: Exercising in your 70s 'may stop brain shrinkage' Exercise boosts brains ci...

I quess there is no data about CCSVI re-stenosis more accurately.. like what factors influence with it. This could be interesting area of research too. My observation is quite like cheerleader wrote: " in discussing this with Dr. Dake, he noted that the patients he treated who remained active a...

First, excuse me if I write funny words, english is not my natural lanquage. I have been thinking about re-stenosis after PTA, in jugular veins. There are so many patients with re-stenosis and I believe there are many factors related with problem. Its just my observation with few operated.. but for ...

This is simple picture of her symptoms and situation in 3 points: before, 1 month and 36 months later. 100 % is just number where result is compared:

Since its 3 years of procedure, I made short video with my wife. Im very happy to say, that benefits are still there.. and actually she is nowadays in quite good shape.CCSVI operation gave her possibility to exercise again.. and we sweat together quite often. Believe it or not.. she can punch hard :...

Sir Sclafani,

Thank you very much for your case raports, most interesting. I was wondering about those external (muscle) compressions - is it possible that they are related to re-stenosis? Some new studies were published lately about external compression to jugulars and they were very interesting.

Best CCSVI videos? I have seen many wonderful videos. One of my favourites is Lena's video. There are many reasons why I love this video: Lena lives quite near, neighbor country Sweden :) , Lena was treated in same clinic as my wife, her treatment result is absolutely wonderful (my wife also), Video...

Yes Frodo, meant sociology. My typing is faster than my thoughs. Im just curious about quantitative data, how many CCSVI groups are there? where are they geographically? etc.. ps. english is not my native language, sorry for typing errors :) I read much better than write. ps. THANK YOU 1eye.. that l...