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hypoperfusion

  1. SWAlexander

    ME/CFS, FM, RA, SS, POTS, PVACS, Lyme:

    This is the first complete research that confirms my long-standing theory. This is a long paper, though reading is worth it. ME/CFS, FM, RA, SS, POTS, PVACS, Lyme: THERAPEUTIC TEST AND FIRST TREATMENT REGIME, WITH FIBRINOLYTICS AND FAMOTIDINE FOR PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC FATIGUE AND/OR PAIN TO...
  2. C

    Carmen Scheibenbogen research update with SolveMe

  3. C

    Non-Restorative Sleep in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/Myalgic Encephalomyelitis, Fibromyalgia and Chronic or Long Covid is A… (Aguirre-Chang et al, 2022)

    Non-Restorative Sleep in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/Myalgic Encephalomyelitis, Fibromyalgia and Chronic or Long Covid is Associated with Immobility which Causes Stasis or Stagnation of Blood Flow and Hypoperfusion. Investigations and treatments should be directed at the vascular level considering...
  4. SWAlexander

    Limbic Perfusion Is Reduced in Patients with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS)

    excerpt: The differences in the rCBF between the ME/CSF patients and healthy controls were statistically assessed with voxel-wise and AAL ROI-based two-sample t-tests. Linear regression analysis was also performed on the rCBF data by using the symptom severity score as the main regressor. In...
  5. Frenchguy

    FDG-PET Scan show hypoperfusion areas

    Hi everyone, I received my Pet scan results yesterday and the report state : The exam show several mild hypoperfusion areas - precuneus - bilateral occipital cortex - primary occipital cortex : right - right temporal cortex and mild left temporal cortex My brain MRI is normal. I have attached...
  6. Dechi

    SPECT scan results : it looks bad :-(

    I just got the results from my SPECT scan. I haven't talked to Dr Hyde, but he forwarded me the results because he had some questions for me. I am a bit in shock and panicking, I don't know what this all means. i will google it, but meanwhile, if any kind soul can help me, I would appreciate...