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I need help interpreting a cervical spine x-ray to determine where to go next.
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Orthopedics: If you are having neck pain and have questions about the findings on an x-ray you had of the neck, an orthopedic surgeon can often be of help to discuss the findings and your options for treatment. Other good options would be to see your primary care doctor or a physiatrist. Thank you.
Answered 4/5/2014
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