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Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Frustration over CCSVI bubbles into mainstream press (story and Patient video found here)

June 30, 11:05 AMMultiple Sclerosis ExaminerMike Szymanski


It's not a secret to people with Multiple Sclerosis that there's a great frustration about people who want to get the CCSVI treatment.
There are Facebook pages devoted to it, there have been angry protests, and there has been general anxiety among patients with the illness who think they can benefit from this new simple procedure by Italian vascular surgeon Dr. Paolo Zamboni. The story bubbled up to the boiling point and onto the pages of The New York Times in an amazing in-depth story about the procedure and the patient frustration.
In The New York Times article, it explains in great detail the intense demand and patient frenzy for the chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency (CCSVI) treatment.


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