Dr. Lorne Brandes comments on the results of the Albany study presented at SIR 2012.
"Over the last two years, while doctors and bureaucrats north of the border made a lot of noise (much of it “no-can-do” and anti-CCSVI), the Americans quietly got on with it, developed the necessary procedures, and generated preliminary clinical data, leaving Canadian medicine and scientific know-how far behind.

Will lessons be learned for the future? One can only hope..."


Your Health - CTV MedNews Express | Unblocking veins in multiple sclerosis: New U.S. study supports.
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<font size="2">Eight months ago, federal health minister Leona Aglukkaq announced funding for an early (phase 1/2) clinical study of venoplasty (the so-called â liberation treatment â) for chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency ( CCSVI ). Then, in early January, with a nation…