Yes: It is not possible thanks to the internet and cloud-image transfer service. If you'd like our practice currently offers a service - http://www.Massgeneralimaging.Org/secondopinion.
Answered 10/23/2017
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Certainly: Now-a-days it is very simple to have a disc copy of original x-rays, ultrasounds, nuclear medicine, MRI or pet scans. Thus very portable and either a radiologist or other specialist can give a second opinion. However, best to make sure that second opinion is at least of equal or has greater experience that the first opinion.
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