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Andrew Malatskey, MD
Saddleback Valley Radiology
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23961 Calle De La Magdalena Ste 217 Laguna Hills, CA 92653
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Andrew Malatskey, MD

Andrew Malatskey, MD practices as a Radiologist in Laguna Hills, CA.Andrew Malatskey, MD graduated from Univ Of Cape Town, Fac Of Med, Cape Town, So Africa.
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Radiologist

Education Univ Of Cape Town, Fac Of Med, Cape Town, So Africa
Training U Ma Mem Hlthcare-Univ Campus, Diagnostic Radiology
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23961 Calle De La Magdalena Ste 217, Laguna Hills, CA 92653
Services Andrew Malatskey, MD provides radiology services in Laguna Hills, CA. A Radiologist is able to perform x-rays, MRIs, ultrasounds and CT scans.

Please call Saddleback Valley Radiology at (949) 855-4301 to schedule an appointment in Laguna Hills, CA or get more information.
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I recently had an arthrogram of my shoulder done. Before the procedure I had mentioned that I needed minimal radiation exposure (as anyone should). They covered me up with a shield, however, I don't think they would have had I not said anything.

Dr. Andrew S Malatskey proceeded to inject the anesthetic. They were to take ONE CT Scan to verify the needle was in the correct location, then inject the dye. The doctor could not get it right. It took him 4 times and 4 CT scans to inject the dye, which still wasn't correct. I should have walked away after the second try. I was exposed to more radiation than I needed to be and my images did not come out the best.

I would recommend going somewhere where they use real-time x-rays for arthrograms and employ more competent doctors.
by Very Disappointed xxx.xxx.10.202
February 25, 2014