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How do you get a copy of your heart mri pictures?
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Call hospital : Or out patient imaging center to request copy. Go sign release and pick up films.
Answered 4/28/2012
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No get a disc: For a heart MRI study you want the dicom data disc. Most docs still say get the films but for these complex MRI studies you need the actual dicom data and a copy of the report. You can bring this disc to another doctor and pay him to re interpret the images and data.
Answered 6/10/2014
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