How can I help. Experienced attentive competent neurosurgeon pointing out some issues judging on patients brain scans while discussing the diagnosis with another doctor - Stock Photo & Image

Many possibilities. Focused concerned trained neurosurgeon holding up and examining brain scans of the patient while working on his diagnosis

Better check it twice. Committed experienced qualified doctor taking another look at patients MRI scans while holding them against bright light and looking for the cause of the symptoms

Focused study. Attentive clever distinguished expert carefully looking through MRI brain scans while holding them against the widow and looking for the cause of the symptoms

Professional orthopedist and his colleague examining X-ray picture in office

Orthopedist examining X-ray picture at desk in clinic

Professional orthopedist examining X-ray picture in her office

My work. Smart nice doctor standing near the light while checking an X-ray image

The problem is here. Nice aged grey haired woman looking at the brain X ray image and pointing at it while standing with her doctor

Analyzing different kinds of traumas. Hardworking involved skilled radiologist working at the clinic while examining radiograph and analyzing trauma type

MRI scan. Handsome nice male oncologist standing in the medical lab and looking at the MRI scan images while doing a tomographic scanning

Such a relief. Cheerful nice elderly woman looking at the X ray photo and being relieved while having no physical deviations

Enjoying working with colleagues. Smiling happy qualified neurologists working at the roentgen cabinet while examining brain x ray image and enjoying discussion

Performing my professional responsibilities. Experienced mature handsome oncologist working at the medical lab and looking at the ct scan while his colleagues using gadget in the background

Positive mood. Delighted positive handsome doctor looking at his patient and smiling while telling her good news

Tomographic scan. Cheerful happy delighted doctor looking at the MRI scan and seeing no pathologies while examining his patient