If you’ve been told you may need surgery for a pelvic finding, a second opinion can help you feel more confident about the decision. The pelvis contains many structures close together, and some non cancerous conditions, like endometriosis, can look concerning on MRI or CT scans.
Another experienced radiologist can review the same images carefully and provide additional insight.
Is a second opinion necessary for pelvic pain or endometriosis?
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