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2011年1月27日 星期四

今年一月10號在美國麻州舉辦CCSVI和MS關聯的會議

January 10, 2011 at Brandeis University, Waltham, MA,

Dr.Dake博士是第一個在美國使用氣球擴張和支架撐開術來治療多發性硬化症患者的靜脈狹窄情形(CCSVI)的醫師。 1月10日,他提出了一個全面的的證據來支持 靜脈狹窄情形(CCSVI)和多發性硬化症的關係。 以下是他內容豐富的演講以及之後回答觀眾的影片。



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Among those conducting CCSVI research is Dr. Michael Dake, a professor of cardiothoracic surgery at Stanford University School of Medicine.

Dake followed 30 people with MS who had stents implanted to open their veins. Two months after surgery, they reported feeling 50 percent less fatigued than before surgery, Dake said. They continued to be less fatigued at the one-year mark, even improving slightly from where they were two months after surgery, he said.

Dake博士所處理的病患當中,有30位病患在靜脈當中植入了支架。經統計後發現:手術2個月後有一半的病人比手術之前較不會疲累。持續追蹤手術一年後,仍舊維持其精神狀態,比手術之前較不會疲累,有些甚至比手術2個月還要更有精神。

People who saw the most benefit were those with the relapsing-remitting form of MS, in which periods of remission, when the person feels relatively good, are followed by MS flares, Dake said.

而且對於反覆發作型的MS病患而言術後的反應更佳。

People with more aggressive or more advanced forms of MS, including primary and secondary progressive MS, reported about a 40 percent drop in fatigue two months after the surgery, but the effect did not last at the one-year mark, Dake said.

但是對於主要退化型以及次要退化型的MS病患而言,手術2個月後有40%的病人比手術之前較不會疲累。但是情況卻無法持續一年。

Dake was scheduled to present his findings this week at the International Symposium on Endovascular Therapy in Miami Beach。
Dake博士這星期將會把他的結果在邁阿密的國際靜脈醫療會議中呈現和討論

給大家參考


更多延伸相關Dr. Dake的閱讀;
史丹佛大學Dr. Michael Dake 對於CCSVI和MS的看法
第26屆歐洲MS治療研究委員會議CCSVI新消息
CCSVI 靜脈窄化的特殊例子CCSVI in the Transverse Sinus
CCSVI總整理
一個顱內頸靜脈和我類似的病患Blake Lemberg的手術前後照片和資
國外病友經驗分享
全世界目前有CCSVI 靜脈擴張術的地點

國際MS社群也有CCSVI的專門討論區如下:
http://www.nationalmssociety.org/research/intriguing-leads-on-the-horizon/ccsvi/index.aspx

Summary of the April 14 Web forum "CCSVI and what it could mean to people living with MS," hosted by the National MS Society and the American Academy of Neurology with Dr. Paolo Zamboni, Dr. Robert Zivadinov, Dr. Andrew Common and Dr. Aaron Miller. View the recording, read the transcript (pdf)
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  1. SOURCES: Michael Dake, M.D., professor, cardiothoracic surgery, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, Calif.; James Benenati, M.D., medical director, peripheral vascular laboratory, Baptist Cardiac & Vascular Institute, Miami; Lily Jung, M.D., medical director, neurology clinic, Swedish Neuroscience Institute, Seattle; presentation, Jan. 17, 2011, International Symposium on Endovascular Therapy, Miami Beach

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