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Neuer italienischer Patientenverein für Arnold Chiari I, Sryrningomyelie und idiopathische Skoliose.

Publicado por ICSEB el 9 Mrz, 2010

Barcelona, 9. März 2010.


Wir freuen uns ihnen mitzuteilen, dass dieses Jahre ein neuer Patientenverein in Italien ins Leben gerufen wurde.


Associazione AI.SAC.SI.SCO 
„Associazione Italiana Síndrome Arnold Chiari-Siringomielia-Scoliosi Filum. Tomizzati odv.“

Die Idee zur Vereinsgründung enstand anlässlich des zweiten Treffens zwischen Patienten und Dr. Royo Salvador, welches die Stiftung Chiari & Scoliosis & Syringomyelia Foundation in Rom organisierte. Es ist uns eine wahre Ehre, zu sehen, dass unsere Patienten die Initiative ergriffen haben, um einerseits andere Betroffene zu informieren und unterstützen, und um andererseits dem ICSEB als europäischem Referenzzentrum förderlich zu sein.

Der Verein AISACSISCO ist erst einige Monate nach der Gründung beispielhaft in Punkto Wirksamkeit und Effizienz. Wir möchten ganz besonders auf die großartige Teilnahme von Patienten aus allen Regionen Italiens hinweisen, die sich bereit erklärt haben, in der jeweiligen Region als Ansprechpartner zur Verfügung zu stehen, und anderen beim schwierigen bürokratischen Hindernislauf zur Genehmigung eines Eingriffs im Außland beiseite zu stehen.

 (Siehe Webseite: „Contatti regionali“). 

Wir wünschen der Präsidentin Frau Cristina Cattaruzza und all den anderen Mitgliedern ein gutes Gelingen und hoffen, dass der Verein einer großen Anzahl von Patienten helfen wird, ihr Vorhaben zu verwirklichen.




LINK: https://www.aisacsisco.org/portale/

 

Neue Publikation zu Ergebnissen der Sektio des Filum Terminale bei Arnold Chiari I und Tethered Cord Syndrom.

Publicado por ICSEB el 14 Nov, 2009

Im August 2004, besuchte Dr. Royo das „Chiari Institute of New York“ zum Austausch medizinischer und wissenschaftlicher Ansichten zur Sectio des Filum Terminale (SFT), ein Verfahren das von Dr. Royo seit 1993 angewandt wird, um die Progression der Krankheiten Arnold Chiari I Syndrom, Idiopathische Syringomyelie und Idiopathische Skoliose aufzuhalten.

Nach dem Besuch begann Dr. Milhorat die Ideen des Dr. Royo zu übernehmen und das Verfahren der SFT an Patienten mit Arnold Chirai I und Tethered Cord Syndrom anzuwenden. Im Juli 2009 veröffentlichte Dr. Milhorat im „Surgical Neurology“ einen wissenschaftlichen Aufsatz zu den ausgezeichneten Ergebnissen, die mit diesem Verfahren bei über 300 Patienten erzielt wurden, mittels einer vierstündigen lumbalen Laminektomie und einem anschließenden Krankenhausaufenthalt von einer Woche. Im Vergleich dazu,  beträgt die Operationszeit des minimal-invasiven chirurgischen Eingriffs, den wir an unserem Institut durchführen, nur 40 Minuten, der anschließende Krankenhausaufenthalt einige wenige Stunden. Der finanzielle Aufwand für diese OP an unserem Institut beträgt nur ein Zwanzigstel der Kosten des Eingriffs in den Vereinigten Staaten.

Die Publikation ist über diesen LINK zugänglich: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed?term=milhorat%20filum%20terminale

Nueva Publicación sobre el resultado de la Sección del Filum
Dr. Milhorat and Dr. Royo im August 2004 in der Neurochirurgischen Abteilung des North Shore University Hospital and Long Island Jewish Medical Center.
 

Latest news about the II Reunion for patients in Rome, Italy!!

Publicado por ICSEB el 4 Sep, 2009

Reunión para pacientes Roma Italia

The document is now available: II Reunión para pacientes. Roma. Italia

The reunion in Rome has been of great success in assistance. Dr. Gioia Luè presented the results of her investigations on the quality of life during the post-surgery after the section of the filum terminale, and Dr. Royo Salvador presented to the ones who did not now about it, his treatment to stop the diseases such as Arnold Chiari I, Syringomyelia and Scoliosis. He has also mentioned his new complementary medical treatment and physiotherapy treatment, which are resulting efficient. Between the conference novelties, the „Chiari & Scoliosis & Syringomyelia Foundation“ must also be brought out. The foundation will continue contribute with all its effort for the investigation, public health and teaching for patients and doctors. It is important to mention the big demand for assistance to this event to the point of having to move to a bigger auditorium. After the reunion we have received many congratulations for the organization of the act through many messages and phone calls from patients. We are very glad that the conference has been of help to them and we hope to be able in the future to repeat these events in different countries. At the end of the reunion we have awarded patients and/or family members that help other petients with great enthusiasm and willingness. Sponsors: Rita Presbulgo y Angelo Donzelli Patroness: Elena Degl’Innocenti Collaborators: Estelle Lussiana Pietro Gigliola Cristiana Cattarruzza Francesco Crocè Monica Bacci Francesco Mauro Caterina Ravelli Angelo Sabatelli Athos Piccinini Sergio Maldini Fatima Giordano Rosalia Mocciaro Franceso Mazzieri Irene Mazzieri

Incidents in the Section of the filum terminale

Publicado por ICSEB el 14 Mai, 2009

I am very worried with the indications, comments and type of interventions that are being applied to patients with Syringomyelia in countries like Italy and France and which have started to apply the section of the filum terminale. Here I have a part of the recent consultation done through e-mail of an Italian patient suffering from traumatic Syringomyelia where neither the section of the filum terminale nor the drainage of the Syringomyelic cavity are indicated, including the linguistic argot: „dopo un peggioramento da circa 1 anno e mezzo, il dottore della mia città vorrebbe farmi altro drenaggio, un’altra eqipe di Firenze.. invece vuole farmi la resezione del filum! x via intradurale..senza però garantirmi nulla sul esito..e cmq un’operazione di certo invasiva..mah!“ „after a year and a half of worsening, the doctor from my city wanted to practice on me another drainage, meanwhile, the team in Florence wanted to practice the section of the filum terminale! through via intradural, without any guarantee of good results…and besides it would be an invasive intervention…gosh!“ The worsening in this case is due to the presence of an evident herniated disc in C3-4, which has not been taken in consideration by the different consulted specialists. On the other hand there is a team in the Kremlin-Bicêter Hospital that practiced two interventions of the section of the filum terminale on two patients with Syringomyelia with no valid surgical criteria. The insults they uttered to us such as: „charlatan“ came from this precise hospital some months ago according to a patient operated with the SFT. What also worries me is the mercantilist aspect of a French professional inexperienced in these pathologies, which before operating the first case, they already have proposed economic offers to people who consider themselves legitimated to direct groups of patients with different interests in the correct medical praxis. The saddest news we received was from Italy when the sectioning of a nerve at the intradural lumbar level was done when trying to practice the section of the filum terminale. The proposed section of the filum terminale for the treatment of various neurological illnesses, which constitute the new NeuroCraneoVertebral Sindrome, is effective when a cautious selection of patients is made; in the presence of many factors, such as the correct indication or the contraindication for the intervention. Besides, it is precise to have a special post-operation control and the patient’s collaboration to understand the objectives of the operation and the future results. Since these successful interventions could end up with a negative result without doing this Psycho neurological control when it is actually positive, especially with the complex clinical setting and the frequent disapprobation and insults uttered by some uninformed and malicious professionals. The indications and contraindications of the NeuroCraneoVertebral Sindrome, which forms part of the Syringomyelia are reflected in the different publications and its fundamentals in the understanding of the whole explanation from the doctoral thesis up until the last publication (see the bibliography in the INB and ICSEB webpage). We are updating all this criteria from the discovering of new pathologies related with new signs and symptoms. Confirming some in the form of a doctoral thesis and others in publications with investigative studies sponsored by the „Chiari & Scoliosis & Syringomyelia Foundation“. Dr. Royo Salvador