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Daisy3 wrote:I sincerely wish you well,
This sounds like a great thing to have done, and I hope it works out for the best for you.
I eagerly await your next post.
CureIous wrote:Thought I recognized that name from "all the way back in October 2009". Good luck Rici, you've had a long battle! Keep us posted.
Mark.
Cece wrote:Rici, I am glad to hear you found someone willing and able to take your case. I am not the praying sort but if you let us know when you are having your surgery I will certainly send up my best.
[quote = "Pepe"] Powodzenia Rici! All the best!paulmur wrote:Good Luck with it Rici. We're with you buddy.
Big hug,
Pepe. [/ Quote]
Thank you all!
Regards
Rici
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I would like to inform you that phlebography examination date in order find vein in the jugular vein replacement is appointed of 5th march 2010. Professor instruction to perform the test atached :
" I went through the Venography of Mr. Ryszard Wiersinski. It's clear that he has a quite dilated Right Internal Jugular Vein (IJV), which can be tapered. The problem here is to find an acceptable wide enough venous valve, and from my point of view, if yes, such valve can be taken only from Sapheno-Femoral Junction (SFJ) in spite of possibility to narrow a Common Femoral Vein with following thrombosis.
By the way, I'd like you to check the presence of in-stent thrombus in the Left IJV.
You have to understand that practically it's not a problem to narrow IJV. The problem is to insert there an appropriate venous valve. "
Regards
Rici
I would like to inform you that phlebography examination date in order find vein in the jugular vein replacement is appointed of 5th march 2010. Professor instruction to perform the test atached :
" I went through the Venography of Mr. Ryszard Wiersinski. It's clear that he has a quite dilated Right Internal Jugular Vein (IJV), which can be tapered. The problem here is to find an acceptable wide enough venous valve, and from my point of view, if yes, such valve can be taken only from Sapheno-Femoral Junction (SFJ) in spite of possibility to narrow a Common Femoral Vein with following thrombosis.
By the way, I'd like you to check the presence of in-stent thrombus in the Left IJV.
You have to understand that practically it's not a problem to narrow IJV. The problem is to insert there an appropriate venous valve. "
Regards
Rici
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Rici... Anna & myself have invited you to come & stay in our house in Ireland when you are all fit to travel after your Procedure 5th March 2010.Safe trip my friend
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Rici... Anna & myself have invited you to come & stay in our house in Ireland when you are all fit to travel after your Procedure 5th March 2010.Safe trip my friend


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Edser,
Just wondering if you got my pm and also my message on one of the other forums to you. I have been trying to get through to you as I am in CO. Monaghan and was looking some help in relation to getting my mum treatment for MS. I am awaiting feedback from Poland at this minute and wanted to find out what all this trip entails.
Can you please email me if you get this message - selina.kavanagh@hse.ie
Thanks you
Just wondering if you got my pm and also my message on one of the other forums to you. I have been trying to get through to you as I am in CO. Monaghan and was looking some help in relation to getting my mum treatment for MS. I am awaiting feedback from Poland at this minute and wanted to find out what all this trip entails.
Can you please email me if you get this message - selina.kavanagh@hse.ie
Thanks you
Today, I spoke again 2 hours from Dr. Schelling. Valves are very important in M.S. Well, is that the possibility of their renew . Then, according to Dr. Schelling MS finally clarified the matter is. Regardscheerleader wrote:THis has been Dr.Schelling's concern. He told me in Bologna that it will not be just about venous stenosis, it some cases it will be about reflux, what he called "back-jets" in his writings- he linked these backjets to Dawson's Fingers lesion formation. I hope Dr. Simka finds a way to deal with this issue. This is why doppler technology is essential in understanding CCSVI- it is not just architecture, it is flow.
cheer
Rici
You are welcome, Rici.Dear Pepe my Friend,
Thank you very much for your SUPPORT. I appreciate it very much.
Rici
Can I suggest to everybody to visit the Rici´s website? http://www.rici-ms.com
Regards,
Pepe.
María was Dx RRMS 1996. SPMS since 2003; Dx CCSVI by Dr. Simka on Dec.-2009; Balloon angioplasty on Jan.-2010 in Katowice (Poland); Betaseron (2000-2009); Tysabri since June 2009. BBD since 2003. IBT since Jan.-2010.
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