Woman loses spleen, parts of stomach, and pancreas after surgeon mistakenly overrules radiologist
Surgeons aren't experts in reading CT and MRI scans, like radiologists are
Surgeons aren't experts in reading CT and MRI scans, like radiologists are
Learn a little-known way to improve your safety when it comes to medical test results
When a doctor orders a scan and does not talk to the radiologist, important information can be left out
Many doctors order x-ray, CT, or MRI scans without providing much patient information to radiologists and then do not review the images themselves
Physicians and mid-level providers (physician assistants and nurse practitioners) must timely inform patients of radiology test results
Read about the symptoms and life-saving treatment that this young person should have received
Comparing a current study with prior studies helps radiologists avoid missing important changes
Unnecessary orders for costly radiology diagnostic imaging studies increases cancer risk
Improved hospital staff communication is a National Patient Safety Goal for 2017
Better communication between ordering doctors and radiologists is needed to ensure accurate results
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