Medical Imaging Expert Witnesses in Texas
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Radiologist and Angiography Imaging Expert Witness
Texas
This expert is a board certified Radiologist with additional Fellowship training in Angiography Imaging. He has extensive experience in the field that was refined early on in his career given his strong background in military medicine. Currently this physician is actively teaching and practicing medicine at a well-respected medical university. Additionally, he is the Director of Medical Imaging...
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Electron Microscopy Expert Witness
Texas
This qualified expert of Electron microscopy completed his education in Germany and a post-doctoral fellowship in Biochemistry in Switzerland. He is a member of the Microscopy Society of America, FRMS, Materials Research Society, Microanalysis Society, ASBMB, TMS, ACS and has 100+ Publications in the area Biochemistry and Structural Biology/Medicine. He is currently a Professor of Biomedical...
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Diagnostic Radiology / Neuroradiology and Body Imaging Expert Witness
Texas
This highly qualified diagnostic radiologist has over 15 years of experience in his field. He completed his BA in the biologic basis of behavior at the University of Pennsylvania and his MD at the University of Texas Medical Branch. After finishing his internship in transitional medicine at the Mercy Hospital of Pittsburgh, this expert went on to finish his residency in diagnostic radiology, and...
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Medical Imaging Expert Witness FAQs
A medical imaging expert witness provides insight on cases involving radiology, ultrasound, MRI, CT scans, and other imaging technologies. They can interpret images, assess standard of care, and testify on findings.
Cases involving misdiagnosis, improper treatment due to inaccurate imaging interpretation, radiation exposure, or malfunctions with imaging equipment often require a medical imaging expert witness.
Yes. Medical imaging experts can provide crucial evidence in personal injury cases by interpreting scans to determine the extent and cause of injuries.
Yes. Subspecialties include neuroradiology, pediatric radiology, nuclear medicine, interventional radiology among others. The case specifics will dictate the required subspecialty.
In malpractice suits, these experts can evaluate if proper protocol was followed during image acquisition and interpretation, potentially identifying negligence or errors.
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