A radiologist interprets imaging studies like X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, and ultrasounds to help diagnose your condition. You don't usually choose one directly — your doctor orders the study and the radiologist interprets it.
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A radiologist is a physician specialized in interpreting imaging studies of the body, such as X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, and ultrasounds.
They work alongside your treating physician: the radiologist analyzes the images and produces a report that helps define your diagnosis and treatment.
You don't usually schedule an appointment directly with the radiologist — your doctor orders the study, and you go in to have it done with the Imaging team.
The radiologist interprets the images and sends a report to your doctor, who explains the results at your next visit — a useful thing to plan for if you're combining imaging with a trip.
In some cases, the radiologist also performs image-guided procedures, like a biopsy, working directly with you during the procedure.
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You don't typically choose your radiologist directly; the study is done by the Imaging team available at the location where you're being treated.
Learn more about available studies in our Imaging Services section, and message us on WhatsApp if you need to coordinate results being sent to a doctor back home.
Below you'll find the radiologists at Hospital CMQ (auto-generated content).
Content reviewed by the Hospital CMQ medical team · Reviewed: 5 de agosto de 2026
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Timing varies by study type; your treating doctor is the one who explains results, usually at your next visit or sooner if urgent.
Most (ultrasound, MRI) don't use radiation and are very safe; X-rays and CT scans use controlled, safe radiation doses for diagnosis.
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