CCSVI treatment is a non-operative, minimally invasive intervention usually performed as part of a catheter-based endovascular procedure. CCSVI treatment employs balloon angioplasty  to open or clear obstructions from the veins that drain the brain and spinal cord. 
Patients seeking treatment may have been previously diagnosed with CCSVI, usually through one or more of the current diagnostic methods: duplex ultrasonography, magnetic resonance venography, or selective venography and IVUS. Alternatively, patients may undergo a single procedure that combines both selective venography + IVUS for diagnosis and endovascular treatment. 
The physician performing the procedure is trained in endovascular specialist. While some physicians only use angioplasty to treat CCSVI, we offer a combination of angioplasty and IVUS procedure.