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Cece , MRI's have a sensitivity and specificity rate of about 98%. A lot can be missed in that 2%. I think 70% is a pretty good s & s , for any new tool of detection. I am confident it will improve as they advance it's use. How can it not considering the names on that Presentation ! How nice to ...

just to remind everyone..... let's not overlook the true pioneer of CCSVI .... Dr.Franz Schelling....... after all , it was Dr.Schelling's work that inspired Dr.Zamboni to take the research and idea of CCSVI to another level. How nice to see a photo to go along with a name. When all is said and done...

much more than interesting. There has been a long held belief , along with hard fought legal proceedings that have linked trauma to MS. I do note the exceptional difference in time of trauma until MS symptoms arrive. Nothing in this paper surprises MrSuccess. As I am on the record as a strong believ...

Just bumping this up to remind TIMS readers of this important event.MrSuccess will not be in attendance , thus , the cocktail servers will be experiencing lighter than normal duties. :razz: I hope to read in great detail , all that is known [ CCSVI ] up to now. And oh what a thrill it would be to me...

what great news. Dr.Haacke is becoming one of the top medical experts in CCSVI.
How can anyone not come to understand that CCSVI is gaining ground each and every day ? There must be alot of angst in certain medical circles , as CCSVI grows in interest and validity.

MrSuccess

All valid points and concerns. I agree. So let's hope Dr.Hubbard sets the bar high for those involved. I doubt very much that there will be a lack of interest expressed by the IR's , as this is very much .....good income for them. And better them ,than Big Pharma.... And as I've said before ...... e...

...it looks like my post on Dr.Hubbards FDA approval .... was misunderstood. Let me expand on my post. Firstly ,there are many health professionals involved with CCSVI , that I hold in the highest esteem. If they wander over here to TIMS , and read ALL of my posts , they will be in agreement and del...

.... well it looks like everyone has professionaly done their jobs , and now the continuation of exploring CCSVI can proceed further afield. I applaud Dr.Hubbard AND the FDA. Sometimes redtape .... can be a good thing. So if I understand how this all works ....... Dr.Hubbard has the approval of the ...

this is another reason why MrSuccess has always desired that Dr.Hubbard should act as the lead medical expert in all things CCSVI.

MrSuccess

.... using imaging to measure TRAUMATIC brain injury ... is this not already established by MRI ? Location of lessions are often associated with TBI. How they can measure blood volume from point A to point B ..... with accuracy ... will be a significant step forward in CCSVI treatment. :!: MrSuccess

just in case my previous post might possibly leave an impression that MrSuccess has any doubts about CCSVI ..... and is throwing cold water on it ....... Absolutely .... not. My support is stronger than ever. Dr.Zamboni is RIGHT. As for the Premise study results ...... the conflicting results ..... ...

the next obstacle to over come - and it is big - .... is to have CCSVI brought to the attention of the Neurologists in THEIR recognized and respected medical journals. As we speak .... if CCSVI results are positive ..... publication will not happen. And if CCSVI results are negative ..... they also ...

sigh. let me say this once again. In order to advance Chronic Cerebrospinal Venous Insufficiency .... as both an accepted medical diagnosis AND a safe and effective medical procedure ..... certain things have to happen. Starting with getting CCSVI talked about and published in Neuro circles. As MrSu...

let's all keep an open mind to ANY solution to a big problem . As is well established , MrSuccess has strong suspicions [ based on the Scientific and MATHEMATICAL results of medical professionals .... ] that TRAUMA to the head and/or back ..... pre-dates the diagnosis of MS ..... in about 5% ..... o...

Or , in the alternative .... Trevor's sister may have a history of trauma injuries due to her exposure to risk taking . They may be a "need for speed " family ? :idea: If Trevor has the guts to drive 200mph ..... who say's his sister can't/didn't take risks ? This is where the medical prof...