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I have had an mri scan bony pelvis and have issues mentioned. need a recommendation to what type of dr to see?
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MRI findings : We need more details. Can you please mention the findings
Answered 2/27/2021
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Ordering doc: The MRI is in majority of cases ordered by a physician, who based on actual results should be able to further coordinate. If somehow no doc was involved so far, your GP or the doc you see for acute and/or chronic conditions in the office will be best to start with. Context (symptoms, treatment tried, etc) in which you had the test is as important as actual results of the test.
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