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Do physiotherapists read x-rays?

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Do physiotherapists read x-rays?

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Yes. Physiotherapists have training in reading x-rays and other scans and relating the presenting condition to these investigations. Physiotherapists do also rely on the radiologist report for an accurate summary of all scans. In general, there are often aspects that show on a scan that are not significant enough to be reported on by a radiologist, but are helpful for a good physiotherapist’s understanding of a condition, so bring your scans along to your appointment. Please note that scans are not necessary before attending our appointments.

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