It's all over the map. Personally, I have a very frustrating anecdote in that I got extensive x-rays on my toes by a podiatrist. He used a very sophisticated p

It's all over the map. Personally, I have a very frustrating anecdote in that I got extensive x-rays on my toes by a podiatrist. He used a very sophisticated platform (at least from my POV) to show my layer by layer the damage to my toe joints and referred me to a surgeon. Multiple consults later, the best this surgeon could do (who also works with pro-sports teams at the highest level) was use microsoft paint to look at the x-ray images from the podiatrist to assay the damage. The Microsoft paint version was essentially a single flattened image which lost a huge amount of information. I suggested taking his own images thinking he would have a better way of looking at that data. Nope. Microsoft paint. He didn't seem to even have any idea how much information he was not getting despite multiple attempts to explain it to him. I am in an adjacent field so I know the lingo, but whatever surgeons just want to cut.