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Old 12-12-2013, 01:22 AM #7
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Most testing facilities, labs, diagnostic tests, MRI's, ultrasounds, x-rays, etc. do not give any detailed reports to a patient before the ordering physician has had an opportunity to discuss the results with the patient. My MRI facility will now hand you a paper upon leaving that simple states, no abnormalities, or see your physician for the results. They want to relieve your anxiety if nothing shows up but will not indicate what if something does show up. They want you to speak with your doctor.
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