ABOUT this BLOG and How to use it

WELCOME to Stu's Views & MS News. A product of MS Views and News, a Not-for-Profit [501c3] organization. Founded in 2008, we provide educational Multiple Sclerosis information via live seminars and via the internet.

Key-Notes: Our live seminars average approx 60 people per educational program. Our blog is visited over 2900 times per week and our website is visited by thousands each month.

Register at our website to receive our globally transmitted Multiple Sclerosis e-newsletter, currently being received in (90) Countries.

On this blog see our Directory, Archives, recent Blog Posts & so much more. Use the Blog Search box (enter a keyword). See our Facebook information AND Links to other MS Organizations & bloggers. Scroll through entire page, to find information that could EMPOWER You. At the Bottom of this page, see informational videos and some for fun.

Disclaimer: "Stu's Views & MS News" / 'MS Views and News' does not endorse any products or services found on this blog. It is up to you to seek advice from your healthcare provider. The intent of this blog is to provide information on various medical conditions, medications, treatments, and procedures for your personal knowledge and to keep you informed of current health-related issues. It is not intended to be complete or exhaustive, nor is it a substitute for the advice of your physician. Should you or your family members have any specific medical problem, seek medical care promptly

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Like this blog? - CLICK "LIKE"

Tuesday, July 19, 2011

CCSVI news: MS controversy: Inflating veins, deflating symptoms



Story provided by Nina F., -Boca Raton, Fl.
Posted: 07/15/2011
A year ago, 48-year-old Barbara Garcia couldn't get across the room without a walker or wheelchair.
Multiple Sclerosis was taking its toll physically and mentally.
Tests showed Barbara had a narrowing in the jugular veins that some say is associated with MS.
When Doctor Bulent Arslan at Moffitt Cancer Center saw her tests, he agreed to do an experimental MS procedure called Venoplasty for Chronic Cerebrospinal Venous Insufficiency, or CCSVI
Dye is injected into the jugular veins to locate the narrowed area.
Then, similar to an angioplasty, a balloon is inserted into the vein and inflated to improve blood flow from the brain toward the heart.
Now, Barbara can do a lot more -- like take care of her granddaughter -- even vacation in Spain.
Some doctors still believe the short and long-term benefits of balloon venoplasty are being blown out of proportion.
Being free of a walker or wheelchair is all the proof Barbara needs




Special Note - for July 27th, 2011 - Stuart will be interviewing an Interventional Radiologist from Pacific Interventionalists/Synergy Health. See their banner on our website at: www.msviewsandnews.org --- 
   Tune in to our Internet Radio Show on July 27th at 8pm Eastern time, when our show begins. The interview will take place after I speak with Scott Johnson from the Myelin Repair foundation. To listen to the show, from anywhere, click: www.StuMSRadio.com   --- 
To call-in to the show dial 858-357-8484 - (press 1 to speak)


===========================================================
Remain CURRENT with Multiple Sclerosis news
 and information, when registered 
at our  MS Views and News website
. ..
"MS Views and News"  is a 501©(3) organization as  recognized by the Internal Revenue Service 
.. All contributions are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law



Your donation will Help us to educate
.Providing You with 'MS Views and News', is what we do


Hear us online the 4th Wednesday of each month to 
listen-to StuMSRadio.com at 8pm eastern time.
Each month to feature various guests to be interviewed
Or simply call to have (5) minutes of airtime, to speak about your MS or to ask questions
.===========================================================
Disclaimer:  'MS Views and News' (MSVN), does not endorse any products or services found on this blog. It is up to you to seek advice from your healthcare provider. The intent of this blog is to provide information on various medical conditions, medications, treatments, and procedures for your personal knowledge and to keep you informed of current health-related issues. It is not intended to be complete or exhaustive, nor is it a substitute for the advice of your physician. Should you or your family members have any specific medical problem, seek medical care promptly.

0 comments: