FAQ Category: MS
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Can I share this report with my neurologist?
Yes — the report is intended to be shared with your neurologist. It is structured for peer-to-peer clinical use, with specific framework citations (McDonald, MAGNIMS) and cross-referenceable findings, alongside a plain-language summary for patients. The radiology report is personally signed by our Clinical Lead under her full name and credentials, as any hospital-generated radiology report…
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Can a second opinion change my MS diagnosis?
A second-opinion radiology report is an additional informational input, not a diagnostic decision in itself. Our Clinical Lead applies McDonald criteria and MAGNIMS protocols to your brain and spinal MRI and provides an independent structured opinion on lesion distribution, activity, and differential considerations. The final diagnostic decision, including any revision to an MS diagnosis, rests…
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What is inside my radiology report?
You receive a detailed review of your MRI or CT scan prepared by experienced European radiologists. Beyond listing findings, the report explains how the imaging observations relate to the clinical information you provide. Each report follows established radiology standards and includes a clear summary to support discussion with your treating physician.
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What if I have questions after reading my report?
Follow-up questions are welcome after your report is delivered. If clarification is needed, you may submit questions to the radiologist who performed your review. This process is designed to help address outstanding points and support discussion with your treating physician.
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Will the medical language be too difficult to understand?
We provide a comprehensive clinical report written for your treating physicians, along with a clear plain-language summary. This approach is designed to help you better understand the reasoning behind the imaging findings while supporting discussion with your doctor.
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What If I Can’t Upload My Images?
Our technical support team can assist if you experience difficulty uploading your images. The website chat feature is available to help answer technical questions during the submission process.
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How Long Does It Take to Get a Second Opinion?
Second opinions are typically delivered within 24 hours, and many cases are completed sooner. Our radiology team prioritizes timely reviews to help you receive additional diagnostic insight as efficiently as possible.
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Do I need my doctor’s approval to get a second opinion?
No. In most regions, patients may independently request a radiology second opinion. Our service provides an independent subspecialty radiology review of your existing MRI or CT imaging. This evaluation is designed to support and not replace your treating physician’s clinical assessment. We encourage discussing your second-opinion report with your doctor to determine the most appropriate…