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How can i discuss my father's condition who lives in another country with a dr? i have his mri. he will travel if dr. says he can do something.
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Share info: With your primary care physician. He or she can find a radiologist to look at studies if needed to help make decision to bring your family here for treatment.
Answered 7/5/2012
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