Cmq repetitio juvant.......
ecco qui con tanto di predica preliminare josephiana (sono incorreggibile) e con due paginete preliminari che hanno l'ok sul copyright
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http://www.cfs-healing.info/diagnostic-markers.htmProtocollo internazionale di alcuni esamini da fare inerenti la ricerca dei marker indicatori della ME/CFS.
Questi esami sono il minino di indagini cliniché si si dovrebbero fare , ed essi non escludono altri esami, in base alle altre patolgie individuali, che sono o possono essere presenti (co-infezioni croniche virali e/o batteriche, cisti cerebrali e non, sbilanci ormonali notevoli, hashimoto, fibromi, e via di seguito, poi altre espressioni, cosiddette “malattie autoimmuni”, quail diabete, artrite remuatoide, SLA)
. Sono tutte patologie multisfacettate, multisitistemiche, sottese da meccanismi disfunzionali,
Non si tratta altro che dello stesso brano musicale, ma suonato a ritmi, tempo e toni diversi.
L’aministrazione non si dovrebbe preoccupare piu’ di tanto se riporto, la prima paginetta, incollata usul sito.
Non sono in infrazione del copyright internazionale del sito. Ho l’OK
Sono consapevole dei diritti di copyright internazionali..
Vi consiglio caldamente di scaricare tuto il protocollo ed,in extremis,, se avete difficolta' a farvi capire dallo specialista curante appioppategli il protocollo sul naso.
A mio avviso sarebbe ora di tirellererare meno e indagare clinichimente di piu’
Come sempre, insisto sul fatto della necessita’ di indagini clinico-strumentali, ematochimiche individuali e di terapia e posologie, individuali a “ misura di paziente”, calzanti come un guanto.
. Insisto altersi’ sulla necessita’ di monitoraggio costante sia dello stato, che del grado di severita' della malattia del paziente.
Inoltre vi e’ esigenza di un monitoraggio costante delle terapie in atto. Molto spesso, si rende necessario un agiustamento posologico e/o di modifica del protocollo iniziale.
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Diagnostic markers
There are in fact a good number of scientific markers of abnormalities in ME-CFIDS-CFS!
To all experts - I need your help here!
Please help to create a 'relevancy-hitlist' of all those diagnostic markers.
And please tell me of other, more up-to-date diagnostic markers on the chatbox.
Diagnostic markers for ME-CFIDS-CFS
To all experts!
Please help to create a hitlist of all those diagnostic markers,
beginning with the most significant on top.
If you know other diagnostic markers
(or if some on these list are outdated and/or redundant) please let me know.
Also if you happen to know who is doing active and ongoing studies on these markers or have stopped them, please contact me.
I will incorporate/update them on this list. email:
investicator (at) hotmail (dot) com
There are a good number of scientific markers of abnormalities in this disease. Here are just some of those:
1 Spectroscopic diagnosis of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome by visible and near-infrared spectroscopy in serum samples.
Japanese researchers concluded that “Vis-NIR spectroscopy for sera combined with chemometrics analysis could provide a promising tool to objectively diagnose CFS.” Fatigue Clinical Center in Osaka, Japan
2 Abnormal brain SPECT & PET scans The Clinical and Scientific Basis of Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/CFS
Dr. Byron Hyde
3 Mitochondrial encephalopathy Dr. Paul Cheney using Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
4 Abnormal capillary flow due to high percentage of flat red blood cells instead of the normal discoid shaped red blood cells Dr. Les Simpson, rheologist from New Zealand
6 Reduced red blood cell mass (RBC) ...is a critical hematological marker of ME-CIFDS-CFS.
(University of Miami)
7 Low circulating blood volume Dr. David Bell, Lyndonville, New York
8 Abnormal bicycle ergometry test with gas analysis indicating immediate movement to anaerobic threshold in ME-CFIDS patients Dr. Paul Cheney,
who used this test for his disability reports
9 High percentage of patients with a viral load (HHV-6, EBV, cytomegalovirus) and/or Mycoplasma bacteria Dr. Ablashi, Dr. Knox, Dr. Carrigan, Dr. Nicholson
10 Cardiac abnormalities due to viral invasion into the heart Dr. Martin Lerner
11 Disregulated HPA axis Dr. Mark Demitrack, Dr. Anthony Komaroff
12 Disregulated antiviral pathway Dr. Suhadolnik
13 RNase L enzyme test Dr. Robert Suhadolnik
14 Head-up tilt test with haemodynamic instability Dr. J. E. Naschitz
15 Abnormal T-helper 1/T-helper 2 Function Panel Dr. Paul Cheney
16 Very low/impaired Natural Killer Cell Function Dr. Paul Cheney, Dr. Kenny Demeirleir
17 Prolonged vasodilatory effect of acetylcholine on the microvasculature ...in addition to Peripheral Cholinergic illness in ME-CFIDS patients, Gulf War Illness, and illness following Organophosphate Exposure.
(Dr. Vance Spence)
18 Cardiomyopathy, liver failure, pancreatic cancer, brain tumors & renal disease ...reported after 40 years of research in Enteroviral and Toxin Mediated ME-CFIDS and Other Organ Pathologies.
(Dr. John Richardson)
19 Positive testing for Ciguatera Toxin Epitope Dr. Yoshitsugi Hokama
(Research funded by the National CFIDS/M.E. Foundation)
20 Neurally mediated hypotension
21 Abnormal “voyager” RNA (Preliminary studie) Dr. Paul Cheney
22 5-HIAA, a metabolite of serotonin, may be present in elevated levels in ME-CFIDS patients Georgetown University
23 Concentrations of a glucose metabolite in red blood cells
24 Differences in gene expression profiles Dr. William Reeves in the cfids Chronicle
25 Excess nitric oxide activity
26 Blood hypercoagulability
27 Subclinical adrenal insufficiency (present in about 2/3's of cases)
28 Reduced body temperature (can be caused by hypoadrenal +/- hypothyroid)
29 Magnesium deficiency
Many thanks so far to the following gentlemen:
Blake Graham from Australia. Check out his very interesting site on nutrition and fatigue/ME-CFIDS-CFS subsite:
Nutritional-healing.com.au
Steven Du Pre
isaiah43 (at) lanset (dot) com
Messaggio modificato da joseph1951, 29 febbraio 2008 - 19:51:17