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I had a knee injury in may 2011 with 3 different mri results. who should i consult with?
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Start over: It is certainly a problem when different studies give different results. Please do not pick the one that you like. You can start by asking your Doctor to review your physical findings and correlate to the studies, and which study he or she thinks is most reliable. If not happy, ask for a referral to a Specialist, and maybe a second opinion of all the MRI studies by an experienced Imaging Doctor.
Answered 5/27/2016
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