I suggest you ask when the hospital doctor can see it. Every hospital has a different system. Generally, you can go to the hospital medical record room for copying about half a month after discharge.
Generally, the results of various examination reports of hospitalized patients need to be kept in the patient's medical record, which is really something that patients can't take away, but when they leave the hospital, the doctor will give them a discharge summary, which records all the examination results in detail (especially the abnormal examination results).
This practice is the practice of the medical system, mainly based on the following purposes:
First, the needs of hospital management. For each hospitalized patient, the bed manager should write a complete medical record and course record, including all the examination results, which must be kept in the medical record folder. After discharge, these inpatient medical records should be kept in the hospital's medical history room in the form of discharge medical records, so as to check the quality of hospital medical records and query patients in the future.
Second, the necessity of medical insurance inspection. Medical insurance will go to the hospital for flight inspection from time to time. All the money spent by inpatients in the hospital should have corresponding examination results in the medical records. Medical insurance should also check whether these inspection results are in line with the doctor's advice, whether the inspection is reasonable, and whether the abnormal results are analyzed.
In a word, the examination results of inpatients can't be taken away, but when they leave the hospital, the bed management Committee will write a discharge summary for the patients, which records all kinds of examination results (especially abnormal examination results) in detail. If necessary, patients can also copy these test results during hospitalization or after discharge.