MDView Had a Mammogram, Breast Ultrasound, or MRI? Here’s Why a Breast Imaging Radiologist Should Review It If you’ve recently had a mammogram, breast ultrasound, or breast MRI , you may think the hardest part is over. But there’s one more crucial step: making sure your imaging was interpreted by the right ... Apr 18, 2025
MDView Worried Something Was Missed on Your CT, MRI, or Ultrasound? A Body Imaging Radiologist Can Give You a Clearer Answer If you’ve recently had a CT scan, MRI, or ultrasound of your abdomen, pelvis, or chest , there’s something most patients don’t realize: the accuracy of your diagnosis depends heavily on who reads your... Apr 17, 2025
MDView Decoding Your Radiology Report: Common Terms, Potential Misinterpretations, and the Importance of Subspecialized Second Opinions Receiving a radiology report can feel intimidating - especially when it’s filled with unfamiliar and often alarming terms like “lesion,” “nodule,” or “mass.” This article is designed as an educational... Apr 11, 2025
MDView Why a Musculoskeletal Radiologist’s Second Opinion Can Save You from Unnecessary Surgery When it comes to diagnosing injuries involving joints, ligaments, tendons, and muscles, the difference between a general radiologist and a musculoskeletal (MSK) subspecialist can be life-changing. At ... Apr 4, 2025
MDView Lung Nodules on a CT Scan: What They Mean and When to Get a Second Opinion Discovering a lung nodule on a CT scan can be alarming, but not all nodules are cause for concern. Lung nodules are small masses of tissue found in the lungs, often detected incidentally during imagin... Mar 20, 2025
MDView MRI vs. CT vs. X-Ray: Which One Is More Accurate for Your Condition? When your doctor orders an imaging test, you might wonder whether an MRI, CT scan, or X-ray is the best option for diagnosing your condition. Each imaging modality has its strengths and limitations, a... Mar 19, 2025
MDView The Most Common Misdiagnoses in Radiology - and How a Second Opinion Can Make All the Difference Radiology plays a crucial role in diagnosing and managing various medical conditions, from fractures to life-threatening diseases like cancer. However, misdiagnoses in radiology are more common than m... Feb 26, 2025
MDView Abdominal MRI vs. Abdominal CT: Why Your Doctor May Choose One Over the Other and When You Need a Second Opinion When your doctor orders imaging for abdominal concerns, they typically have two primary choices: an MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) or a CT (Computed Tomography) scan. Both modalities are powerful di... Abdominal CT Second Opinion Abdominal MRI Second Opinion Feb 4, 2025
MDView Why You Should Get a Second Opinion on Your Radiology Exam Before Orthopedic Surgery If an orthopedic surgeon recently told you that you need surgery, you may be feeling overwhelmed. Whether it’s a knee replacement, hip surgery, or another major orthopedic procedure, this is a life-ch... Orthopedic Imaging Second Opinions Orthopedic surgery Jan 29, 2025
MDView Why Are Radiology Reports Taking So Long? Get Expert Answers in as soon as 24 Hours with MDView If you’ve recently had an MRI, CT scan, X-ray, or ultrasound, you’re probably wondering: How long does it take to get a radiology report back? Unfortunately, many patients across the country are exper... fast radiology report radiology report wait times Jan 29, 2025
MDView The Most Common Findings in a Pelvic MRI and the Importance of a Second Opinion Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) of the pelvis is a powerful diagnostic tool used to evaluate a wide range of conditions affecting the reproductive organs, bladder, rectum, lymph nodes, and surroundin... Pelvic MRI second opinion pelvic mri Jan 20, 2025
MDView Abdominal CT Exams: Common Findings and the Importance of Having a Specialized Body Imaging Radiologist Read your Exam Abdominal CT (computed tomography) exams are among the most frequently ordered imaging studies in medicine. They provide detailed, cross-sectional views of the abdomen and pelvis, helping clinicians d... Abdominal CT Abdominal CT Second Opinion Jan 7, 2025