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CCSVI Screenings

We are offering screening diagnostic ultrasounds to evaluate Multiple Sclerosis patients for Chronic Cerebro-Spinal Venous Insufficiency (CCSVI) at Georgetown University Hospital.

  • We are not currently involved in a clinical trial and apologize in advance for any confusion.
  • This is a screening ultrasound only which may or may not lead to therapeutic treatment in the future.
  • This screening may or may not be covered by insurance.
  • We must receive a faxed order for an Extracranial Cerebrovascular Venous Ultrasound signed by the patient's neurologist.
  • The signed order from the neurologist must include Diagnosis and ICD9 Code.
  • Fax the order to 202-444-7114 or send to Georgetown University Hospital, Division of Vascular Surgery, 4PHC, 3800 Reservoir Rd., NW, Washington, DC 20007.
  • The patient’s referring neurologist will receive a copy of the ultrasound.
  • The patient must contact his/her neurologist to review or obtain a copy of the report.
  • See attached order that can be printed for the referring provider to complete.
  • If you need further assistance please call 202-342-2400.

Click here to view the Associated Press story on CCSVI screening at Georgetown University Hospital.

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Full interviews with Dr. Carlo Tornatore and Dr. Richard Neville on CCSVI screenings for MS

Dr. Carlo Tornatore Raw Interview Part 1
Dr. Carlo Tornatore Raw Interview Part 2
Dr. Carlo Tornatore Raw Interview Part 3
Dr. Richard Neville Raw Interview





 
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