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I had a ct angio the first of this month and the doctor hasn't called me in or anything should i take that as a good sign ?
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Call your doctor: I would recommend asking your doctor for the result. Your doctor may require a visit to go over the result with you. Alternatively you may be able to obtain the radiology report at the center/office/hospital where you had the study done.
Answered 1/5/2019
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No guarantee : You are most likely correct that no news is good news. Nonetheless please call the doctors's office to confirm results.
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