New technique during CCSVI-treatment in Poland.

Rici · Post by **Rici** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 7:38 am

I would like to present you with this link about a new technique during CCSVI-treatments in Poland:
http://tnij.org/lewz
Regards
Rici

HappyPoet · Post by **HappyPoet** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 8:06 am

Thank you, Rici,

Very interesting!

During the treatment a flebography was performed with a new technique: this means that the contrast medium is given through the arteries, which gives a better picture of the circulation compared to the usual method, where the contrast medium is given through the catheter used for the check of the veins. This test showed a pathology on my left vein-valves, which would have been impossible to detect if the catheter would have been led thought the valve of the vein. Then an arduous ballooning of my left jugularis vein was performed, after which the left valves were checked for performance. The procedure was performed very carefully in order to avoid the effects and mainly also not to provoke a new reflux. The whole procedure lasted about one and a half hour and dr. hab. M. Kielar thought it well done. This because the blood circulation on the right vein was good even though the pressure point from the vertebra. The right vein was not touched mainly because it would have been necessary to insert a stent, a fact that both dr. Kielar and I wanted to avoid. And also because it may be possible to correct the position of the neck vertebrae with proper exercises? I must read more about this topic.

Cece · Post by **Cece** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 9:37 am

Wouldn't putting the contrast in the artery cause it to be diluted by the time it made it through the brain and back down the veins...how could this be better than putting the contrast in the jugular vein right near the problem itself, in this case the valve...I am not convinced of the merits of this as a technique but I do appreciate the link to this information!

I hope also that you are feeling well, Rici, and continuing to heal.

HappyPoet · Post by **HappyPoet** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 10:00 am

Cece, my first thought was that the contrast could show deformities of the sinuses and any reflux (dilution?) into the deep cerebral veins without the catheter having to actually enter the sinuses.

David1949 · Post by **David1949** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 1:08 pm

HappyPoet wrote: This because the blood circulation on the right vein was good even though the pressure point from the vertebra. The right vein was not touched mainly because it would have been necessary to insert a stent, a fact that both dr. Kielar and I wanted to avoid. And also because it may be possible to correct the position of the neck vertebrae with proper exercises? I must read more about this topic.

This part sounds like Dr. Flannagan's theory; veins pinched by neck vertebrae.

bestadmom · Post by **bestadmom** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 3:23 pm

David1949 wrote:
HappyPoet wrote: This because the blood circulation on the right vein was good even though the pressure point from the vertebra. The right vein was not touched mainly because it would have been necessary to insert a stent, a fact that both dr. Kielar and I wanted to avoid. And also because it may be possible to correct the position of the neck vertebrae with proper exercises? I must read more about this topic.
This part sounds like Dr. Flannagan's theory; veins pinched by neck vertebrae.

David1949, I thought exactly the same thing.

HappyPoet · Post by **HappyPoet** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 4:40 pm

David and Michelle, I also thought the same thing. Unfortunately, there is likely a shortage of Upper Cervical Chiropractors in Eastern Europe, especially Atlas Orthogonal. But if exercises can help, who wouldn't want to try doing those before trying anything else?!?!?!

I was a little disturbed to know, that I had a difficult pathology of my circulation system: but it is better to know where one stands. The checks showed also a pressure point of the C1 vertebra (on the neck spine) to the right inner vein and a pressure point by the muscle on both sides of the neck vein on both sides. I had no idea of such pathologies, even from previous checks and tests. The left vein had a long reduction of the diameter for more than 50% and the blood circulation there was very hindered.

I'm posting this link on Dr. Flanagan's thread; it might be a long shot, but he might be able to help Rici's friend.

HappyPoet · Post by **HappyPoet** » Sat Apr 16, 2011 5:31 am

Update:

Dr. Flanagan has some ideas that might help Rici's friend. Here is the direct link to Dr. Flanagan's post on his thread: http://www.thisisms.com/ftopicp-161158.html#161158

It's wonderful when different specialists can each add their knowledge, skills, and experience for the benefit of the patient. Thanks go to David and Michelle; without their posts, this would not have happened!

Rici · Post by **Rici** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 7:18 am

I give the information of the new technique treatment http://tnij.org/lfxk . I give it this way because Boguslaw is not registered here and I myself need the number of the visitors to use it as arguments for the Polish Ministry of Health during bilateral talks.
Regards
Rici