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I had and mri and x-ray on my hip recently and was told that i most likely will require key hole hip surgery in the next 6months. can you review my mri and provide a second opinion?

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Dr. Robert Kwok answered

No via this forum: You posted on HealthTap's basic site that provides free public information and not medical care. To have hip images reviewed, one would need an Orthopedics specialist or a radiologist, or both. If there are many images, it may take more than one visit to review them. A visit can be in-person or online, but best results happen when the doctor has radiology software to look at the images details.

Dr Hickerson agreed

Answered 10/17/2019

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A member asked:

I had and mri and x-ray on my hip recently and was told that i most likely will require key hole hip surgery in the next 6months. can you review my mri and provide a second opinion?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Robert Kwok answered

Dr Hickerson agreed

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