Yes I agree with mvoyv in that I have had much cleared up by getting copies of results and doctors notes. This whole situation for you is really wweird and not something I would see as professional. It doesnt seem clear who made the goof. I sure have run into people trying to cover their behinds which I wonder is part of the many new pressures of the medical system. I try to step back and take a 'one down' position to see if that gets them to sort things out with less defensiveness.
Annie59
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Originally Posted by mvoyvodich
First, I'd ask for a copy of the MRI and printed results and ask if you and the doctor can go over them together. It is free for the MRI lab to provide you with one copy. This will give you and the doctor a chance to ensure it was done properly.
Second, if that doesn't satisfy me, then I'd just get a second opinion and even a second scan with contrast from a different MRI lab.
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