FAQs

The consultant radiologist report will detail as to whom he recommends should take over your care. As EOS imaging is largely unknown in the UK, the doctor will recommend specialists who know how to interpret EOS results. The doctor will write a referral letter/email to the specialist of your choice.

Yes, you can show your results to your GP or NHS physio. Our consultant Radiologist runs an online multidisciplinary meeting every other week should they have any questions.

As EOS imaging is largely unknown in the UK, at your video consultation with the doctor, they will recommend specialists who know how to interpret EOS results. The doctor will write a referral letter/email to the specialist of your choice from that list.

All of our patients are encouraged to feel at ease by sharing their results with whichever specialists they see fit. Our doctor will act on the recommendations from our consultant Radiologist as to which specialist is best to be referred to for your treatment pathway according to your results.

Treatment options will vary according to the results. Generally speaking, our patients are onward referred to either a Physiotherapist, Orthotists, or Orthopaedic consultant, or a combination of all three.

We actually have found that our patients feel relieved after seeing the entire skeleton for the first time.

Yes, you are entirely welcome to seek advice from other specialists should new symptoms arise.

We do offer follow-up scans through the self referral pathway only after 12 months have passed. If you require imaging before 12 months from your last EOS scan with us, you will have to be referred for this by a GMC doctor or a registered healthcare professional.

You are certainly not left on your own. You will be contacted 2 to 3 months after your scan to check on how you are progressing. After that, you are free to book a time to speak with our Patient Support at any time.