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Mt ent said he didnt see anything but the radiologist looks at the images before he does right?
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Need More Info: This is a tough ? to answer without more info. It depends on type of imaging done & where it was done. If the imaging was done at the ENT's office & was something like an US or X-Ray it is very possible he reads them & may or may not have them over read by a radiologist. Something more complex like a CT or done at a radiology center a radiologist likely read. They also could have diff opinions?
Answered 4/7/2016
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