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My dr read the wrong mri results. mine showed a bone lesion. i let him know of the mistake but he never addressed the lesion. should i worry?
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Be kind: Doctors are human and can make mistakes. How they react to such realization is very important. I would in a very kind way return for a visit and ask for a re-review of your MRI and considerations of its meaning. I am confident it will be a good team building effort.
Answered 6/10/2014
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Worry: No, but call immediately to get an interpretation of the abnormality. If not satisfied, then find another clinician to discuss this with.
Answered 10/4/2016
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