Las Vegas Review Journal

[MrSuccess]

well worth reading a very compelling vein treatment story in today's
Las Vegas Review Journal. Dr.Raj Agrawal Interventional Radiologist.

You think stent placement in the neck ..... is impressive ..... read what

this gentleman is doing ......

The story is titled ...... Headaches , dizziness ................

Read it tonite ..... before it's gone ........ or if you know how ....... link
the story to here.

It is amazing .



MrSuccess

[PointsNorth]

http://tinyurl.com/3sn4k6v

[MrSuccess]

thanks Points - I thought this might help TIMS and CCSVI readers understand about
how this type of medical procedure seems " old hat " ......

I'm impressed .


Mr.Success

[Cece]

The 43-year-old Agrawal said people still are often surprised when they are sent to a radiologist for treatment of a serious condition.

"There are people who hear the word radiologist and think of someone who reads X-rays," the graduate of the Northwestern University School of Medicine said.

Interventional radiology has been around for more than 30 years and is responsible for much of the medical innovation, including the development of minimally invasive procedures that are commonplace today.

[MrSuccess]

what I find most interesting , is the medical imaging photo . 3D. Color.

Let's tip our hat's to the unsung heroes in all that is developing ..... and the people
involved in the creation of the equipment and tools that allow our fine medical experts
the ability to solve medical issues.

This might intrigue .

Mr Success read with great interest, an article about a convention gathering
of mathematic academics. In this news feature , the person being interviewed
stated that most people are unaware that not only is mathmatics used extentsively
in the world of finance ..... but is also used to solve medical problems

Mr Success is of the opinion that ALL medical issues are on the cusp of being fully understood and solutions created. This will require great team work .


Mr.Success

[Cece]

Mr Success is of the opinion that ALL medical issues are on the cusp of being fully understood and solutions created. This will require great team work .

It's the improvement in technology (computers, imaging) that has really set researchers up for success. More is possible than ever before.