Dr. Dake on "retinal vein sheathing" : MS-like lesions, no myelin - by CCSVI in Multiple Sclerosis
I'd like to explain a bit more--Dr. Dake made a very important point for the CIRSE conference with his in depth essay on the importance of CCSVI research. Retinal Vein Sheathing in MS-- the veins of the retina in pwMS become enlarged and thickened and there is damage to the retinal nerves. Without myelin. Again, there is no myelin on retinal nerves, but there is immune activation. Here's Dr. Dake---Underappreciated in the midst of these clashing positions is one other example of a similar ve... http://www.facebook.com/notes/ccsvi-in-multiple-sclerosis/dr-dake-on-retinal-vein-sheathing-ms-like-lesions-no-myelin/10150310042067211


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