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Can i bring my mris results for my new neurologist to examine and my nerve condition? so i asked my neurologist question to my patient portal and she give me a mri of my neck i have a appointment with my new neurologist on oct 6
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I would suppose so, but the new neurologist may want to look at the films, not just read a report. You should really pose that question to the office staff of the new doc, & see if you need to bring a CD of the study.
Answered 9/17/2021
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Would urge you to supply as many records and test results as possible to facilitate case understanding
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