New era for MS therapy? Paolo Zamboni, University of Ferrara, Italy, presented the rationale and preliminary results of an endovascular treatment for multiple sclerosis on the third day of the CX Symposium.

Prof. Zamboni (University of Ferrara, Italy) showing further venous anomalies in MS patients

Prof Paolo Zambonis revolutionary discovery of exspiratory flow-reversals affecting the inner cerebral veins, matching, in their intensity, the degree of the clinical incapacitations of multiple sclerosis

Periventricular venous flow dynamics effected through breathing
(normally but inspiratory) outflow enhancements in blue; exspiratory flow inversions in red
Mpg showing normal subject
Mpg showing multiple sclerosis; massive exspiratory flow inversions, alternating with phases of turbulent venous return

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In view of the given facts we must ask ourselves whether the MS patient's shameless exploitation for an as senseless as profitable drug experimentation, grounded in an illogical MS "definition" and "identification", does not form an ethical issue.

A Crash Course on the Meaning of the "Dawson's Fingers".
If you want to see, how "Dawson's fingers" emerge, click here

To get an idea of the forces causing the spread of the lateral flank lesions of the spinal cord click here.