Patients rarely read the radiologist’s report for common medical imaging tests, such as MRIs, CT scans and X-rays, or consult with their radiologist. That’s because radiologists’ reports are written for other medical professionals and not fo
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What should I do if I don’t understand the result of my imaging test (CT, MRI ultrasound, etc.)? Get a copy of the report so that you can ask your doctor specific questions about the results. Another idea is to talk directly with a radiologist, a physic
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Most patients never meet the doctors who read their x-rays, CT scans, or MRIs, yet radiologists often make critical diagnoses that affect patients’ treatment. To help patients make sense of their results, Dr. Rourke Stay, a board-certified radiologi
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Lightbulb Radiology Provides Online Face-to-Face Imaging Consults Between Patient and Radiologist Millions of imaging tests are performed in the United States each year. Although most of these exams are interpreted by a radiologist, patients usually re
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Dr. Stay talking about Lightbulb Radiology aired on NBC News 12 WSFA this morning!
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The simple truth is that radiology reports can be hard to read, especially for those without a medical background. The combination of advanced medical technology and the wonderful subtle intricacies of the human body often result in a final document tha
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