Multinational Research Proves Breakthrough Migraine Surgery
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Multinational Research Proves Breakthrough Migraine Surgery
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Multinational Research Proves Breakthrough Migraine Surgery
Millions to Benefit
U.K. based medical journal ‘Therapy’ has published breakthrough results for revolutionary new surgery to relieve chronic migraine. The study tracked the results for 42 female and 13 male sufferers. The sample group of patients reported a staggering average factor of 2.5 times (250.1%), improvement in Quality Of Life over the 12 month period of the study. Chairman of The South African Headache Society, Maxillo-Facial and Oral Surgeon, Dr Elliot Shevel, pioneered the supporting research with Harvard Medical School’s Professor of Neurology Dr EH Spierings. In the wake of the publication in ‘Therapy’ the Governments of Italy and South Africa are funding further multinational research between Dr Shevel, and Italian Migraine specialist Professor Carlo Chanketti.
Dr Shevel's research (published in the July 2007 edition of international medical journal, Therapy) describes major therapeutic benefits for migraine sufferers after the cauterisation of tiny branches of the external carotid artery. Simply put, the procedure
cauterises superficial scalp vessels that have long been empirically identified as a root cause of migraine pain.
Dr Shevel’s procedure, is carried out in a day clinic, and leaves no noticeable scars. Two of the patients in the study suffered temporary loss of feeling in the skin around the area of the small incision. According to the research published in ‘Therapy’, “this resolved inboth patients within six weeks of surgery."
“The option to have a safe and effective procedure at a day clinic to relieve the extreme symptoms of migraine will change many people's lives,” says Dr Shevel. “This is one of the first viable, tested alternatives to taking daily medication. When you consider that for many people medication is largely ineffective in dealing with migraine pain, and exacerbates the problem through the Rebound Headache condition, the surgery provides a safe and permanent solution for millions of sufferers
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Multinational Research Proves Breakthrough Migraine Surgery
Millions to Benefit
U.K. based medical journal ‘Therapy’ has published breakthrough results for revolutionary new surgery to relieve chronic migraine. The study tracked the results for 42 female and 13 male sufferers. The sample group of patients reported a staggering average factor of 2.5 times (250.1%), improvement in Quality Of Life over the 12 month period of the study. Chairman of The South African Headache Society, Maxillo-Facial and Oral Surgeon, Dr Elliot Shevel, pioneered the supporting research with Harvard Medical School’s Professor of Neurology Dr EH Spierings. In the wake of the publication in ‘Therapy’ the Governments of Italy and South Africa are funding further multinational research between Dr Shevel, and Italian Migraine specialist Professor Carlo Chanketti.
Dr Shevel's research (published in the July 2007 edition of international medical journal, Therapy) describes major therapeutic benefits for migraine sufferers after the cauterisation of tiny branches of the external carotid artery. Simply put, the procedure
cauterises superficial scalp vessels that have long been empirically identified as a root cause of migraine pain.
Dr Shevel’s procedure, is carried out in a day clinic, and leaves no noticeable scars. Two of the patients in the study suffered temporary loss of feeling in the skin around the area of the small incision. According to the research published in ‘Therapy’, “this resolved inboth patients within six weeks of surgery."
“The option to have a safe and effective procedure at a day clinic to relieve the extreme symptoms of migraine will change many people's lives,” says Dr Shevel. “This is one of the first viable, tested alternatives to taking daily medication. When you consider that for many people medication is largely ineffective in dealing with migraine pain, and exacerbates the problem through the Rebound Headache condition, the surgery provides a safe and permanent solution for millions of sufferers
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Re: Multinational Research Proves Breakthrough Migraine Surgery
Migraine Surgery
Minimally Invasive Arterial Surgery (MIAS) and Trigger Point Thermo-Coagulation (TPTC) are revolutionary surgical procedures developed by Dr Elliot Shevel. They are completely safe procedures, carried out in a day facility. These procedures are exclusive to The Headache Clinic in South Africa, and have given relief to thousands of people and hope to millions.
Listen to a television interview in which Dr Shevel discusses the migraine surgery
http://www.headachelabs.co.uk/migraine-surgery.html
Minimally Invasive Arterial Surgery (MIAS) and Trigger Point Thermo-Coagulation (TPTC) are revolutionary surgical procedures developed by Dr Elliot Shevel. They are completely safe procedures, carried out in a day facility. These procedures are exclusive to The Headache Clinic in South Africa, and have given relief to thousands of people and hope to millions.
Listen to a television interview in which Dr Shevel discusses the migraine surgery
http://www.headachelabs.co.uk/migraine-surgery.html
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