Venous Multiple Sclerosis Hypothesis | CCSVI

The presentation of Prof. Dake, Stanford University is available as webcast. The presentation starts at 45' 30'', slide 356 and ends 1h04', slide 436.

Update 15.03.2010, Youtube snapshots are available:

• Prof. Dake's presentation on CCSVI part 1
• Prof. Dake's presentation on CCSVI part 2

A new scientific publication has appeared:

• Simka M et al.: Reinterpreting the magnetic resonance signs of hemodynamic impairment in the brains of multiple sclerosis patients from the perspective of a recent discovery of outflow block in the extracranial veins. [simka10a]

Publications in work:

• Zamboni et al.: Endovascular Treatment for Chronic Cerebrospinal Venous Insufficiency in Multiple Sclerosis: A Longitudinal, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Blinded Pilot Study. [zamboni10a]
• Lee BB et al.: Embryological Background of Truncular Venous Malformation in the Extracranial Venous Pathways as the Cause of Chronic Cerebro-Spinal Venous Insufficiency. [prep_lee10a]

Prof. Dake gives a presentation at the annual meeting of interventional radiologists about stenting jugular veins for MS. The presentations can probably be watched on a webcast.

• Presentation: [pres_dake10b]
• Conference: [conf_sir10a]
• Webcast. Starts at 45' 30'', slide 356 and ends 1h04', slide 436.

Presentations of "CCSVI Workshop on MS Feb 7, 2010" are available [ws_hamilton10_2]

• Zivadinov R: CCSVI and MRI Outcomes in MS. [pres_zivadinov10a]
• Al-Omari M, Rousan L: CCSVI: Evidence from Jordanian experience. [pres_al-omari10a]
• Haacke EM: Is the Basic Etiology of Multiple Sclerosis Vascular in Origin? [pres_haacke10a]
• Dake MD: Locations and etiologies of extracranial venous lesions in MS. [pres_dake10a]
• Simka M: Preliminary results of preoperative diagnostics and endovascular treatment for CCSVI. [pres_simka10a]
• Zamboni P: CCSVI: Implications in Multiple Sclerosis [pres_zamboni10a]

Photo	Name	Description	Links
	Prof. Paolo Zamboni	Director of the Centre for Vascular Diseases, University of Ferrara, Ferrara (ITA). He discovered and described CCSVI in MS patients. Research: [zamboni09b]	CV Research

An international scientific conference on CCSVI will take place on September 8 in Bologna, Italy.

Announement and program (PDF)

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Research about venous Multiple Sclerosis hypothesis / CCSVI. The publications are chronologically ordered, the latest at the top.