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This exam was marked as non-reportable because it will not be read by a radiologist..us pelvic limited portable...why and what does this mean?

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Possibly: This was a point of care ultrasound done by someone other than a radiologist or ultrasound technician. In this setting the radiologist does not often see the images and render a report.

Answered 3/8/2014

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