So you’re saying there’s nothing wrong?
A reassuring ER workup doesn’t mean nothing is wrong. It means the dangerous possibilities have become less likely, even when the final diagnosis is still uncertain.
A reassuring ER workup doesn’t mean nothing is wrong. It means the dangerous possibilities have become less likely, even when the final diagnosis is still uncertain.
A referral to the ER is a request for an emergency evaluation, not a preordered test. After examining you, the emergency team may recommend different imaging, or no CT at all.
Your patient portal just flagged a result in red. Before you Google it, here’s what “abnormal” actually means, and doesn’t.