via Alison Fisher - Reflux, Revolution and the Role of Forgotten Research

“...Conclusions: As the debate over MS paradigms rages on, it is instructive to analyze the situation at play and understand what it may mean for medicine in general. Looking back on a century or more of modern medicine, it is likely that at least some answers to the pressing medical questions of our time have already been found, but have been neglected amidst the inevitable turmoil of shifting paradigms, ever accumulating data, and the cognitive dissonance stemming from overzealous adherence to a particular set of ideas. Luckily, advances in technology and increasing access to more and more sources of historical research data have provided us with a rich reservoir of science to review and learn from. Whatever the final outcome of the MS debate, it is a foregone conclusion that this will not be the last time forgotten research has its last laugh...”

...and "Damaging Venous Reflux into the Skull or Spine: Relevance to Multiple Sclerosis Reference 12 in the above History of Medicine article"
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/66292082/Schelling%2520venous%2520reflux%2520MS%252086.pdf

souce: http://www.uwomj.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/v79n2_6.pdf