This website will serve as a platform for the hypothesis of the relation between "Chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency" (CCSVI) and multiple sclerosis (MS). The pattern of CCSVI was described by Prof. Zamboni. This website will give an overview and track the development, especially scientific publications and media coverage. As discussion forum we recommend the CCSVI This Is MS forum.

Canda: Request for research operating grants related to CCSVI and MS

Last modified: 28.03.2010 - 10:45 CET Created: 24.11.2009 - simplex
Country Publisher / Title Media Date
Canada The Globe and Mail Print 23.11.2009
new MS group calls for research into 'potentially paradigm shifting' theory

New French CCSVI forum!

Last modified: 01.03.2010 - 15:30 CET Created: 23.11.2009 - simplex

We've created a dedicated French CCSVI forum:
Forum sclérose en plaques veineuse | CCSVI
Discussions around CCSVI in French (Canada, France, Switzerland, Belgium, ...).

CTV National News Update 21.11

Last modified: 11.04.2010 - 08:43 CET Created: 23.11.2009 - simplex
Country Publisher / Title Media Date
Canada CTV National News TV 21.11.2009
new CTV National News (CCSVI at 03:40)

CTV W5 The Liberation Treatment is online!

Last modified: 11.04.2010 - 08:44 CET Created: 22.11.2009 - simplex

It is a scientific breakthrough, inspired by love. A experimental procedure called 'The Liberation Treatment' may help reduce some of the symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis.

See the video online! Check on the CTV the links down right.

http://watch.ctv.ca/news/w5/the-liberation-treatment/ (52:34)

Reaction of the Swiss Multiple Sclerosis Society

Last modified: 25.06.2010 - 07:28 CET Created: 22.11.2009 - simplex

The Swiss Multiple Sclerosis Society published 17. Nov. 2009 a news message concerning venous Multiple Sclerosis / CCSVI.

This message is surprisingly not written in inquisitive style, but contains mistakes and does not reflect latest scientific results.

Multiple Sclerosis was described for the first time 1868 by J. Charcot. Since Charcot scientific research is ongoing. Until now no theory concerning the cause of MS could be proven.

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