What Does 'Impression' Mean on a Radiology Report?
The Impression section is the most important part of your radiology report. Learn what it contains, how it's written, and how to read it with confidence.
MRI With Contrast vs Without: What Patients Need to Know
Wondering about MRI with contrast vs without contrast? Learn how gadolinium works, when it's needed, and what safety precautions your doctor will take.
Normal Brain MRI but Still Have Headaches: What Next?
Your brain MRI came back normal but headaches continue. What "unremarkable" rules out, what could still cause pain, and what to ask your doctor next.
PET Scan Denied by Insurance: How to Appeal
If your PET scan was denied by insurance, you can appeal. Patient guide to internal review, peer-to-peer, and external review — with deadlines and tips.
Spinal Stenosis on MRI: What Your Report Means
Your MRI says spinal stenosis. Learn what central canal, foraminal, and lateral recess narrowing mean, how severity is graded, and what to ask your doctor next.
What Does "Clinical Correlation Recommended" Mean?
"Clinical correlation recommended" on a radiology report means the radiologist wants your doctor to match imaging findings with your symptoms. Plain-language guide.