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Is there a place on the web where i can submit my cts, mri to real doctor for reading?
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Yes: There are these 2nd read sites, but they generally cost a lot of money. Your studies should have already been read by a radiologist; you can ask for the report. If you youself want a second opinion, you can send them to certain companies.
Answered 10/4/2013
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