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 with your neurologist, who integrates imaging with clinical examination, CSF analysis, antibody testing, and disease course. The report is designed to support that discussion with your treating team.
Can a second opinion change my MS diagnosis?
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