May be suitable
- Reviewing symptoms that may warrant diagnostic imaging
- Discussing a previously recommended imaging test
- Planning the appropriate next step after history review
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A medical doctor can assess whether an X-ray, ultrasound, CT, MRI or other imaging test is clinically indicated. A referral is not guaranteed and some concerns require examination first.
Suitability
Clinical assessment
The doctor will review your symptoms, timing, medical history, medicines and relevant risk factors. Advice, treatment, testing, imaging or in-person assessment may be recommended according to clinical need.
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Clinical review
M.D. (USyd), B.A. (UBC) · Australian-registered Medical Doctor · AHPRA general registration
Content reviewed 15 August 2026. Meet Dr Dong Zhao.
Common questions
You can discuss it, but the doctor determines whether imaging is clinically indicated and which modality is appropriate.
No. EUCA MD provides the consultation and, when appropriate, a referral. The imaging provider sets its own availability, eligibility and fees.
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