Need a second look at your CT scan or MRI?
Segunda Opinión helps patients better understand an imaging study with an additional written radiology-style review, available in English or Spanish.
Initial response by email or WhatsApp. Do not share images, diagnoses, links, access codes or passwords in this first contact.
Receive availability and updates.
Quick registration, without images or clinical information. We will contact you by email and know which study you are interested in.
A new reading, with or without a previous report.
The request may correspond to a second opinion or an initial interpretation. First we confirm that the images, digital access and information are sufficient.
Review of complete image series
From $139 USD per studyAdditional review or initial interpretation of the study, with comparison to prior exams when available.
- Link to view or download the complete study
- Previous radiology report, if available
- Background and clinical question
Analysis of sequences and findings
From $179 USD per studyAdditional review or initial interpretation of sequences, considering the studied region, clinical reason and comparisons.
- Access to all study sequences
- Relevant prior studies
- Known or suspected diagnosis
Prices according to study scope
The fee is confirmed before payment, after validating regions and protocol.
CT scan
MRI
A non-contrast and contrast phase of the same region are considered within the standard price when they belong to the same protocol. CT angiography, complex multiphasic studies, special reconstructions, rush delivery or multiple comparisons may require an additional quote.
Reference prices are shown in USD on this English version. Payment availability, final amount and conversion fees depend on the selected payment method.
When you want a second look at your imaging study.
This page is designed for patients who already have a CT scan or MRI and want a clearer written explanation, a second reading, comparison with a previous report or an initial interpretation when no report is available.
Images are not interpreted in isolation from the patient.
The form requests useful information to understand why the review is requested and what questions should be addressed in the report.
Origin and current location
Country, city and current location of the patient when requesting the service.
Activity or occupation
Relevant information when work, physical effort or exposures may relate to the case.
Diagnosis and evolution
Known or suspected diagnoses, symptoms, duration and treatments received.
Reason for the second opinion
What creates doubt and the specific questions the patient wants clarified.
Request, review and delivery.
Availability is managed internally. The patient will only see whether the request can be accepted and the estimated delivery date.
Complete the questionnaire
Patient data, location, diagnosis, symptoms and reason for consultation.
Share the link
The patient provides the link from the imaging center or PACS and the access code, if available.
Validate the case
We verify that the material is sufficient before confirming the service and payment.
Receive the report
The second opinion is delivered in writing within the confirmed timeframe for the case.
An additional review to support informed conversations.
The document describes findings observed in the material received. It is intended to help the patient understand the imaging study and discuss it with the treating physician. Outside Mexico, it may not replace local medical documentation, insurance requirements or official reporting rules.
Is this service appropriate for your case?
Answer a short survey. It does not ask for name, diagnosis or contact data and does not replace medical evaluation.
- Check whether the study corresponds to available modalities.
- Identify whether a link or digital access is still needed.
- Separate emergency situations that require immediate care.
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