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Hey there I‘m from outside and have absolutely no clue about the english terms i will need here, I hope that you understand the necessary.

Is the guy who interprets the Xray and MRI „pictures“ the same who makes them ? think about their educational level.

Is it commom for the interpreter that he sees many pictures of the same body parts or maybe only the exact same body part ? For example only Spine / Brain / Knee whatever you name. If so, how many pictures do they see in a certain time frame ? Wouldnt there be a very good eye for certain problems after the 1000 time?

Are there services where you can easily send your pictures to and get them reviewed for a second opinion ?

Would be great if anybody could help me out.

Cheers

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