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Saturday, January 15, 2011 2:07 AM | Ken Torbert Volg link

BNAC announces


Cerebral Venous Doppler Testing



Chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency (CCSVI) research is still in the initial stages.  



At this time, the association between CCSVI and multiple sclerosis (MS) is undetermined, and it is not clear whether treating CCSVI has an impact on MS. Recent studies suggest that not all patients with MS present with CCSVI, and that CCSVI can be seen in healthy individuals and patients with other neurological diseases. Nevertheless, many MS patients want to know their CCSVI status.



In response to requests, patients can now be tested at Buffalo Neuroimaging Analysis Center (BNAC) for CCSVI by one of our registered vascular technologists (RVT).



Patients will undergo a Doppler examination of the extra-cranial and intra-cranial veins performed by a member of the BNAC RVT team, trained in the Zamboni research protocol. Recent BNAC studies indicate that the non-invasive Doppler ultrasound approach is preferable for initial diagnosis and for follow-up purposes. It is, therefore, safer while yielding results similar to invasive venography and, consequently, can be recommended for initial screening purposes. 



Testing is available Monday through Thursday



Evening hours are available



Patients will be informed of the results at the conclusion of the exam 



A written report will be mailed or faxed within two business days



Cost: $675



http://www.bnac.net/?page_id=648



BNAC has performed over 1,500 cerebral venous Doppler exams as part of IRB-approved clinical studies, with published results or results in press. Our team is uniquely qualified to assess CCSVI based on their extensive experience in this new vascular Doppler imaging technique.



BNAC is one of only two CCSVI Doppler training centers in the world.



Having analyzed 100,000 Doppler images, we offer this service based on our ability to identify venous anomalies



If you still have questions,  for Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section.



Click here for links to BNAC research related to CCSVI and Multiple Sclerosis.



In order to be considered for CCSVI Doppler testing, you must first accept BNAC consent form before you can fill out a clinical questionnaire and request an appointment.



To start the application, please click here to read and accept the consent and answer the questionnaire that follows.



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