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Board-certified diagnostic radiology consulting

Radiology.
Simplified.

For trial counsel in medical malpractice, personal injury, and complex litigation — active full-time practice, objective interpretation, clear communication.

Academic Excellence

Reliable Educator

Real-World Volume

Peer-Checked

New case? Start with a conversation

Robert Freed, M.D.

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Chest, abdomen & pelvis studies
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UPMC Excellence in Teaching
Award, consecutive
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Fellowship-trained subspecialty
radiologists in active peer practice
Dual
UPMC fellowships in Emergency
Radiology & Abdominal Imaging

Diseases of Expertise.

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CT Chest

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Pulmonary Embolism

Aortic Dissection

Lung Cancer

Pneumothorax

Pneumonia

Thoracic Trauma

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CT Abdomen & Pelvis

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Appendicitis

Bowel Ischemia

Bowel Obstruction

Bowel Perforation

Diverticulitis

Solid Organ Trauma

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X-Ray / Ultrasound

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Pulmonary Edema

Cholecystitis

Hydronephrosis

DVT

Ovarian Torsion

Testicular Torsion

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Steps to Retention

  • 01. Start a conversation

    Reach out by text, email, phone, or through simple web-based form.

    New case? Start with a conversation

  • 02. Retention

    After our discussion to confirm subspecialty fit, you will receive several retention emails, including esignature digital contract, secure payment portal, and conflict check.

Visual Evidence

  • Demonstrative

    Demonstrative Exhibits

    Annotated CT and MRI images, deposition slide decks, and side-by-side imaging comparisons, courtroom-ready.

  • 3D-Printed Anatomical Models FDA-cleared Stratasys PolyJet models built from the patient’s own imaging. Jurors hold the anatomy in hand.

    3D-Printed Anatomical Models

    Models Patient-specific anatomical models created from diagnostic imaging, allowing jurors to hold the anatomy in hand.

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    Quantitative Analysis

    Volumetric measurements, interval change analysis, and objective imaging metrics that turn visual findings into measurable evidence.

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