Upright Multiple
Sclerosis Patient #4 Sagittal CSF
Flow
showing obstruction of the CSF flow dorsal to the spinal cord.
CSF Flow in a Normal Volunteer in the Vertical
Position.
(normal volunteer #7)
The
QUANTITATION
of CSF FLOW made possible by MRI technology
(32 quarts of CSF circulate from
the brain to the lumbar sacrum each day)
has enabled, for
the first time, QUANTITATIVE MEASUREMENT
of the ACTUAL DEGREE to which patient CSF
FLOW has been impaired by cervical malalignment, as well as providing
QUANTITATIVE ASSESSMENT
of the degree to which
neurological and neuro-surgical treatment
have restored CSF FLOW and repaired
the patient's
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM PHYSIOLOGY.
Quantitative CSF VIDEOGRAPHY™
of a Parkinson's Patient
Before and After Successful Treatment