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Originally Posted by villiers
Hi Villiers
I met Dr Palfi last year in London at a conference at the Royal Holloway. He was very enthusiastic about Prosavin. I asked him at the time that the results may have been down to placebo, but he assured that he felt it was not. I understand they are about to start the next stage of the trials which will involve using something called convection enhanced delivery. This should allow them to use higher more efficaeous doses. Their current low doses have achieved similar results to DBS without the need for wires to be left in the brain.
Did Dr Palfi tell you anything else about Prosavin? Is he still optimistic about its future?
Martin
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Hello Martin
Dr Palfi seemed very optimistic .
He told me that in 5 years,this treatment would be largely available
(i met him in dec 09)
He was kindda secretive about it too
i begged him to be part in the upcoming trials
but it seems i am not enough "old" to be involved (i am 40)
As a person,he was very cold and arrogant
my meeting with him took place at HOPITAL HENRI MONDOR IN CRETEIL (a suburb of Paris )
I could get an appointment by phone
cost 23 euros
cheers