Purpose of this website is to
explore the hypothesis, and spread awareness on:
CCSVI -
Chronic Cerebro-Spinal
Venous
Insufficiency
Proposed as the cause of Multiple Sclerosis. Recent Conferences
CCSVI Provider & Patient Information Night Seattle, Jan 28th,
2011
Entire event video at
CCSVISeattle website.
Live interview with
David
R. Hubbard, M.D. Founder of the Hubbard Foundation in San Diego,
CA. Marie Rhodes
will present on the research history of 'MS as a Vascular Disease'.
Presentations by:
Eric Feigenbutz,
RVT President of Arizona Doppler Specialists, LLC
and
Michael Lavor, M.D., F.A.C.S., Saguaro Surgical in Tucson,
Arizona.
Eric will be performing Zamboni-style CCSVI dopplers periodically in
Seattle. For appts: 602.568.5044 James F. McGuckin Jr., MD of
Vascular Access Center in Tukwila, WA.
And information on
CCSVI Alliance,
the non-profit formed by MS patients to spur research.
5:30-8:30pm REI Flagship Store, North
Conference Room, 222 Yale Ave N. Seattle, WA 98109
Printer friendly
book info sheet - show to your doctor!
Patient experience: All my central Veins Were blocked. I've had 3 CCSVI procedures.
Details in my Treatment Blog
and images. More about
SammyJo - I just want to help all who have MS. Ad Click Revenues go to CCSVI Alliance
Latest Developments & Upcoming Events
CCSVI session in the Canadian
Parliament February 8th, 2011
Speakers will include Drs. David Hubbard, Mark Haacke, and Sandy
MacDonald.
CCSVI Alliance
presents Dr. Michael Dake, Stanford University School of Medicine
01/10/2011 "MS and the CCSVI Connection: What do we
know? What don't we know? Where do we go from here?,"
CCSVI - The Way Forward -
Conference Oct 29-30 2010,
Clydebank, Glasgow.
Speakers: Dr Tom Gilhooly, Dr Marian Simka, Dr Mark
Haacke, Dr Ivo Petrov, Dr Ma'moon Hasan Al-Omari , Vic Fernando MSc,
ARDMS. Sponsor: The Essential Health Clinic
The
Hubbard Foundation has received IRB approval for the first
MULTI-CENTER CCSVI REGISTRY!
If you have a local Interventional Radiologist interested in participating, please
contact hubbardfoundation@gmail.com Patients can also travel to San Diego for scanning & treatment.
Review CCSVI treatment studies now recruiting in the US at
Clinicaltrials.gov
Dr. Zambon's most recent publication A prospective open-label study of endovascular treatment of chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency.
J Vasc Surg. 2009 Dec;50(6):1348-1358.e3.
Full Text | PubMed
Abstratct.
Direct
donations can be made to CCSVI studies gearing up around the world.
msliberation.ca has
raised $40,000 the first week for Dr. Haacke's study
at McMaster University in Canada.
Benefit in San Diego for CCSVI research at Stanford University
WHERE: Sam's Log Cabin Restarant, Albany, CA WHEN:
Saturday, August 14 Another great success, $15,000 raised!
Benefit in Seattle for CCSVI research at University of Buffalo
BNAC
WHERE: The Pink Door restaurant WHEN: Sunday, June 27,
2010 5:00pm - 9:00pm
Click
HERE for details and tickets. It was a great success, over
$15,000 raised!
Where Can You Get the Diagnostic Scans
First contact your MS doctor, and ask when they will begin CCSVI
scans.
Have the radiologist coordinate with a doctor
familiar with CCSVI, so the right scans are done.
Let the patient coordinator contact your insurance provider for pre-authorization.
Or, if you think you might want to be in a diagnostic or
intervention trial, you should sign up now because they fill up fast.
CCSVI trials are planned. Contact these
research centers to get on their list.
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The above resources are a starting point for your own
investigation. All of these Facebooks, sites & blogs have
sprung up just since Sept 2009 when I heard about CCSVI.
Please explore these wonderful sites for the most up to date
information, as I am busy with recovery and might miss the
latest and greatest CCSVI news!
About SammyJo
I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 1995.
I made this website to document my CCSVI recovery, and
provide information to others with MS.
More on my MS
recovery, starting with LDN in 2004.