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What doctor can i c to explain 2 me certain things on my mri that concern me? i have questions about certain images
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Consult your doctor: After your MRI scan, your images are interpreted by radiologist who specializes in the review of these images. Radiologist prepares report that is shared with your doctor (the doctor who ordered your MRI exam). Your doctor is responsible for contacting you with the results. He or she can answer any questions or contact radiologist for more detailed explanation and answers to your questions.
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Depends: Depends on what the MRI was done for. The radiologist can help interpret the radiograph. Or your doctor may be able to look at them and help.
Answered 4/6/2015
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