CCSVI occurs when the flow of deoxyginated blood in the veins returns to the heart at an altered rate due to a blockage of unknown origin. CCSVI resembles chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), where venous blood flow from the extremities is compromised as a result of a blockage in the veins of the legs. Multiple Sclerosis patients often experience this condition which is identified by abnormal blood flow and strictures in the veins around the spine and brain. The connection between CCSVI and Multiple Sclerosis was not previously observed or considered before being identified by Zamboni.
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