subject: CCSVI India in a Nutshell [print this page] CCSVI India in a Nutshell CCSVI India in a Nutshell
The discovery of CCSVI has built hopes in many MS patients across the globe. Though the treatment effect of CCSVI on Multiple Sclerosis is yet to be officially confirmed, patients have started seeking treatments. CCSVI India is one such available option. The below mentioned information will be useful for those who are considering this treatment at various places like India.
What is CCSVI? How is it related to MS?
Chronic Cerebrospinal Fluid Insufficiency is a condition in which there is an abnormal flow of blood in the veins of Central Nervous System (CNS).
This abnormal blood flow leads to narrowing of veins due to iron deposits.
Such a problem causes backward flow of blood in brain, a phenomenon called reflux'.
This compromised flow of blood is known as CCSVI.
According to Italian researcher Paulo Zamboni, CCSVI condition is strongly associated with MS and clearing such blockages will be able to cure Multiple Sclerosis.
Do you qualify for CCSVI Treatment?
Many studies have found that CCSVI condition is not present in all MS patients.
If you are an MS patients having CCSVI condition, you can be a potential patient.
How is CCSVI treated?
CCSVI is treated by a non-surgical process known as Venous Angioplasty or Liberation procedure.
In this procedure, a surgical needle with a deflated balloon at its top is inserted into the patient's body.
This needle with balloon is guided towards the narrowed veins.
Upon reaching the blocked areas, the balloon is inflated. This helps in clearing the blockages.
If required, a stent might be placed to help the vein to remain open.
Can CCSVI treatment cure MS?
There is a lot of confusion surrounding CCSVI treatment for MS.
Many clinical findings have delivered 'cautiously optimistic' results about association of CCSVI with MS. However, the effect of treating CCSVI on MS it is yet to be ascertained.
According to an article published in Neurological Today', an official publication of The American Academy of Neurology', medical experts feel the need of further study to establish the facts of CCSVI, its relation with MS and its effect on curing MS.
Where can you get CCSVI treatment?
This procedure is not approved by FDA (as on December 2010) and rarely offered in US. Many countries like Mexico and India have started offering this procedure widely.
Why should you consider CCSVI Treatment India?
Multiple Sclerosis Treatment India is offered by many experienced and well-trained neurosurgeons.
Availability of many high-end hospitals providing quality services.
No waiting times for patients considering MS Treatment India.
