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I have my mri images of the cervical n lumber spine can a dr. or a radiologist here interpret them for me ?
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I can help you make.: Better sense of the images but cannot give an official interpretation. That will be done by a radiologist where your exam was done and a report will be issued. Your doctor who ordered the exam can also help explain the report to you.
Answered 5/17/2014
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