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Had a chest x-ray because of previous issues, it showed a small object in my lung. i'd like a 2nd opinion on it, what kind of specialist should i see?
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If you want: a second opinion on the chest xray interpretation, you should consult a radiologist. If you have it in a DICOM or other appropriate digital format that you can upload or email, you canaccomplish that via HealthTap consult if you so desire.
Answered 5/1/2016
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