where can i find help reading a ct scan?

Answer 1

A Radiologist or your Dr. that's what they get paid for.If you had one done and want to know for yourself what it say go to the hospital or were you had it done and ask for a copy of the report they will gladly give it to you.In the report it states everything they found,then if there are diagnosis on there I don't understand I look them up on webMd.Good luck

Answer 2

CT scans are read by MD's (radiologists) who specialize in that field of medicine, and for anyone without that training, the pictures would be meaningless.
The Radiology Department sends the dictated findings to the requesting physician, who combines that information with his findings on examination and your History (what you told your doctor), and he recommends a course of action. Your doctor is the one to tell you what was found on the study, and what it means. It could indicate other testing is indicated for example, or it could be negative, which means everything looks normal, nothing to be concerned about. If you know something is wrong and nothing shows up on CT scan, it might take different kind of study for it to show up, such as MRI, but you must let your doctor know that it's important enough for further study. Or ask him what else can be done to locate the problem. Good luck!

Answer 3

If you post the results in medical lingo, then I can put it into simpler terms you can understand

Answer 4

a doctor