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Radiology Expert Witness & Consultant

Clear Answers

When your case turns on the imaging.

Dual fellowship-trained in Emergency Radiology and Abdominal Imaging. Board-certified radiologist focused on the chest, abdomen, and pelvis.

Board-Certified Diagnostic Radiologist

Dual Fellowship: Emergency Radiology + Abdominal Imaging

Retained by plaintiff and defense

RSNA and Carnegie Mellon AI training

How I Help Attorneys

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Whether you need an early read on case merit or an expert who can explain the imaging under oath, my role is the same: provide a clear, defensible medical opinion grounded in the evidence.

  • Demonstrative

    Case screening and merit review

    Get an experienced radiologist’s perspective early, before investing significant time and resources in a case.

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

    Written reports and affidavits

    Clear, well-supported opinions that explain the relevant imaging findings and their significance.

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    Standard-of-care consultation

    Evaluate questions involving radiologic interpretation, reporting, and what would reasonably be expected of a radiologist under the circumstances.

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    Deposition and trial testimony

    Straightforward explanations of complex imaging for attorneys, judges, and juries—without unnecessary jargon or theatrics.

I tell you what the imaging shows, whether or not it helps your case.

Start with a brief, no-cost conversation.

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Focused Expertise in Chest, Abdominal & Pelvic Imaging.

My training combines two complementary areas of radiology: Abdominal Imaging and Emergency Radiology. That background is especially valuable in cases where interpretation depends on recognizing acute, subtle, or evolving findings in the chest, abdomen, or pelvis.

The result is a perspective shaped by both subspecialty training and the realities of diagnostic decision-making.

Areas of focus may include:

  • Chest imaging

  • Abdominal and pelvic imaging

  • Emergency radiology

  • Acute and traumatic findings

  • Missed or delayed diagnoses

  • Questions of radiologic interpretation and standard of care