To those without insurance/who can't afford this
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Here’s a link to The Society of Interventional Radiologists -- http://doctor-finder.sirweb.org/details.cfm?xid=134846 This is a good place to find interventional radiologists in your area to send Dr. Haacke’s new website and info. Use the “Doctor Finder” function at the left of the screen. You get the broadest results when you type in your state and then under “Area of Expertise,” choose “search all.” It includes docs at universities as well as hospitals.
I would bet there's a similar organization/website for vascular doctors...
I would bet there's a similar organization/website for vascular doctors...
Needled good reference! If you live in a place where there are way too many people to possibly contact, choose the specialty "Angioplasty". That means stents in arteries and veins. You won't be bothering people who do interventional radiology for uterine fibroids and things like that when you narrow your search that way.
I'm not offering medical advice, I am just a patient too! Talk to your doctor about what is best for you...
http://www.thisisms.com/ftopic-7318-0.html This is my regimen thread
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http://www.thisisms.com/ftopic-7318-0.html This is my regimen thread
http://www.ccsvibook.com Read my book published by McFarland Health topics
got a response, kind of:zap wrote:I sent it to the head of Vascular Surgery @ the Mayo Clinic, and to Society for Vascular Medicine just to see if anyone there might get interested.
Thank you for your e-mail. It has been forwarded to the SVM Executive Committee for their consideration.
Best regards,
Denise Y. Mueller, Administrative Director
Society for Vascular Medicine
111 Deer Lake Road, Suite 100 Deerfield, IL 60015 USA
Tel +1-847-480-2961 | Fax +1-847-480-9282
dmueller@vascularmed.org
www.vascularmed.org
I got so caught up in all the information that I just noticed this on Dr. Haacke’s website – there is a donation fund. I called to confirm, and the fund is dedicated to his MS-MRI project. You can donate by mail or on-line by PayPal. Of course donating is a good thing to do just for its own sake, but keep in mind that some organizations put you on their mailing list and send updates or newsletters once you've donated.
Regardless, dedicated funds are the best kind. If anyone’s interested, here’s the link: http://ms-mri.com/donate.php

By donating to this MS project you are helping to enhance MS research in the areas of:
1. Vascular Abnormalities in MS
2. Increased Iron Content and Its Relationship to Vascular Damage in MS
3. Hemodynamic Changes in the MS Brain
4. Monitoring Patient Recovering After Treatment in MS
5. Chronic Cerebral Spinal Venous Insufficiency (CCSVI) Effects in General in MS
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Gibbs, I think there are going to be many new studies in the next six months ---- everyone of them is going to need funding. You will probably have a "buffet" to choose from. It comes down to your own personal choice - I doubt if one is going to be better than the other. IMHO - they are all going to be good!
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This is great! Thank you for linking thisNeedled wrote:Here’s a link to The Society of Interventional Radiologists -- http://doctor-finder.sirweb.org/details.cfm?xid=134846 This is a good place to find interventional radiologists in your area to send Dr. Haacke’s new website and info. Use the “Doctor Finder” function at the left of the screen. You get the broadest results when you type in your state and then under “Area of Expertise,” choose “search all.” It includes docs at universities as well as hospitals.
I would bet there's a similar organization/website for vascular doctors...