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Do the people doing x-rays have an ability to interpret them?

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Do the people doing x-rays have an ability to interpret them?

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An x-ray is one tool to look at what is going on in your spine- the Dr who ordered this x-ray also look at his/her consult notes, range of motion studies, plus orthopedic and neurological exam. They also will look at previous exams and x-ray studies to compare. The techs do many x-rays everyday. They may have been discussing if they got a good shot of the scapula and thoracic spine. Perhaps discussing if they need to do another film. Also, the Dr may have asked them for one particular point or vertebrae, so they wanted to make sure that they got what they needed. So it could be lots of things. Your Dr will discuss your x-rays with you. In terms of your scoliosis- have you sought chiropractic treatment for this? They will help you with alignment of the spine and also analyze your posture during the day. They can give you specific postural exercises that will re balance the muscles along the spine. I think it might be a good idea for you as another treatment option. Hope this helps you o

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