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How to Prepare Medical Records for an International Specialist Review

A practical checklist for organizing reports, images, pathology, medication history, and questions before a cross-border medical consultation.

How to Prepare Medical Records for an International Specialist Review

A practical checklist for organizing reports, images, pathology, medication history, and questions before a cross-border medical consultation.

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A well-organized medical file helps a specialist understand the case efficiently. Begin with a one-page summary of the diagnosis, current symptoms, major treatments, allergies, and the questions you want answered.

  • Recent consultation notes and discharge summaries
  • Laboratory results in chronological order
  • Imaging reports plus original DICOM files when available
  • Pathology reports and slides when relevant
  • A current medication and allergy list

Translate key documents when possible, but keep the original files. A coordinator can help identify which records are most relevant before submission.

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