European interventional radiologists are against CCSVI

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Cece wrote:
Lyon wrote:2. Perhaps you're right and we should forget about clinical trials and testing and placebo effect and precede only on first hand impression and the opinions of a few doctors. Of course that's also going to have to be the rule for all other fields of medicine and research.
In a conversation with my MN IR, Dr. Cumming, he expressed that CCSVI treatment seems to be being held to a higher standard or requirement than other surgical techniques being explored and that isn't right, it should be held to the same standards as anything else.
Higher standards??????? How? Please explain...
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scorpion wrote:
Cece wrote:In a conversation with my MN IR, Dr. Cumming, he expressed that CCSVI treatment seems to be being held to a higher standard or requirement than other surgical techniques being explored and that isn't right, it should be held to the same standards as anything else.
Higher standards??????? How? Please explain...
I don't think I can do justice by what he said any more than I already have; he talked about this twice but I was fairly distracted by whether or not I'd be getting diagnosed with CCSVI, I didn't take everything in.

It was part of a conversation about hospital permission and IRBs; I reacted with proper horror at the thought of an IRB, as you can imagine.
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