Chronic Cerebrospinal Venous Insufficiency
According to recent multiple sclerosis research, chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency (CCSVI), a condition in which the jugular and azygos veins are blocked, could be one of he causes of MS. Dr. Paolo Zamboni of the University of Ferrera in Italy discovered a link between CCSVI and MS. In fact, Dr. Zamboni has theorized that treating CCSVI can help treat MS. As a result, Dr. Zamboni developed an endovascular surgery called the Liberation Treatment that clears any blockages in the jugular and azygous veins using angioplasty in order to treat multiple sclerosis. In clinical trials, this treatment has shown to be effective in many MS sufferers.
Since 2010, Clinics of the Heart has performed the Liberation Treatment with great success. We’ve treated more than 300 patients, and more than 70 percent have experienced dramatic improvements in their conditions, including:
- Improved mobility and movement
- A reduction in the number of brain lesions
- Slowed progression of the multiple sclerosis disease
If you’re an MS sufferer, our CCSVI and MS treatment may help your improve your overall quality of life. Contact us to find out if the Liberation Treatment is right for you.
