(1) Sara Sidle: Charlie Brown... I love a Zamboni.

(2) And that, Zamboni says, is key.

(3) When vascular surgeon Paolo Zamboni reported in December 2009 that inflating a tiny balloon inside twisted veins in the neck provided relief from multiple sclerosis, he created quite a stir.

(4) Zamboni has applied for a United States patent for diagnosing Multiple Sclerosis, by detecting blood reflux using ultrasound (PCT No.

(5) Dr. Zamboni was able to link MS to vascular defects in the CNS because of the newest imaging equipment and angioplasty techniques - something not available to earlier MS doctors and researchers.

(6) Dr. Zamboni is also a consultant for Esaote which manufacturers ultrasound machines used to detect CCSVI.

(7) PCT/IT08/00129). Dr. Zamboni is also a consultant for Esaote which manufacturers ultrasound machines used to detect CCSVI.

(8) And Zamboni himself pointed out that the study had limitations.

(9) Dr. Zamboni has applied for a United States patent for diagnosing Multiple Sclerosis, by detecting blood reflux using ultrasound (PCT No. PCT/IT08/00129).

(10) A more emotionally charged issue can be dealing with family members and old friends who can't imagine you with someone else. That, said Zamboni, can make a person "feel guilty about dating.

(11) And that's where some older people falter, said Dr. Brian Zamboni, a clinical psychologist at the University of Minnesota's Center for Sexual Health.

(12) Last week the 23rd Annual ISET (International Symposium of Endovascular Therapies)devoted significant time over 2 days to discuss CCSVI with a panel of experts, including Dr. Zamboni.

(13) In the past year, for instance, hospitals in California, New York, Italy and Poland have offered the Zamboni treatment—at a cost of $10,000 or more because it is not covered by insurance.