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I would like help reading an mri report!!?
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MRI reading : You would need to contact a doctor directly to share your MRI images or the report. Your doctor who ordered the MRI for you should be able to explain the findings on the report. A rarely considered option is to contact the radiologist and ask for an explanation of the report. Most people don't do this, but could.
Answered 11/29/2014
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