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Old 07-27-2010, 04:53 PM #4
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I cannot help but wonder about what criteria needs to be put in place in order for CCSVI to have an impact. In other words, if the nerve is so damaged that CCSVI has no impact on impaired movement.

I watched several of the videos (thank you EddieF) and I am cautiously optimistic about the results.

If it was free, I would have the procedure in a heartbeat.
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