re: #136 formercorpsman

the problem is that the chiro’s also charge for an xray and they have no idea how to read them.
Trust me…I have had to re-read a few of them as a radiologist.
I even had a patient presnet for a CT of a chest for a “lung lesion” from a cxr that a chiro did and read (he actually created a report).
THe patient had a completely unnecessary CT for a benign calcified granuloma that any first year med student would have diagnosed after one week on a radiology rotation.
But, with this new administration I half expect the next surgeon general to be double boarded in Reflexology and Chiropractic medicine.