A team of ultrasound specialists and researchers from Bari, Italy conclude "CCSVI, as described in literature, does exist. Three different doppler equipment (MyLab Vinco, Esaote, Italy; Alpha10, Aloka, Tokio, Japan; LogicQ, GE, Milwaukee, USA) were used in order to determine if different factory settings were influential. The data obtained were identical in the three different scans. The identification of morphological abnormalities like septa, membranes or annulus was easy with any equipment. A trained operator to this new method should be capable of obtaining diagnostic images regardless of the equipment used." It's the training. (thanks, Sandro!)


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