The goal of this website is to track development, especially research. CCSVI is currently under research. Examination and treatments are not standard medical methods. Unfortunately, the research is still in the beginning. If someone is nevertheless interested, the following sites contain information. There are no scientific publications about "stenting" and thus there is no valid experience on that. A treatment in foreign countries may have additional risks. After-care examination should not be forgotten. A possible treatment should be discussed well with the doctor and the benefit/risk ratio should be evaluated thoroughly.
http://liberation-treatment.com/liberation-treatment/doctors
http://multiplesclerosissurgery.com/where-tested-ccsvi.html
Instead of pushing your own treatment outside clinical trials, please, support good research (fair tests) for better evidence. This allows better decisions for everyone in shorter time. Prof. Zamboni advocates also this strategy ("… we are still at the stage where we need to understand if this type of treatment makes sense, with who and when, etc. … We can’t be like cowboys and try new things on other people’s skins before it was experimented safely, so I insisted that, if the treatment has to be done, they should be done by a group that have a program, with their proper neurologist and with a conservative regimen. …" [ws_sardinia10a]). A detailed explanation for this strategy is given in the book "Testing Treatments". I recommend it to every patient.
"Aimed at both patients and professionals, Testing Treatments
builds a lively and thought provoking argument for better, more
reliable, more relevant research, with unbiased or ‘fair’ trials, and
explains how patients can work with doctors to achieve this vital goal."
Download English version Testing
Treatments: better research for better health care (free!)
Descargue la versión en español “Cómo se prueban los tratamientos: Una mejor investigación para una mejor atención de salud”, un aporte de la Organización Panamericana de la Salud (OPS/OMS)