How can a subspecialty second opinion support surgical decision-making discussions?

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At times, the same MRI can be read a little differently, and that can affect how treatment options are discussed — including whether surgery is considered. For instance, natural wear in a meniscus may look similar to a tear on imaging, depending on age and symptoms.

A second opinion from a musculoskeletal radiologist provides another detailed review of your scan, helping you and your doctor make decisions with added clarity.

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