Pain Medicine Expert Witnesses in Arizona
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Anesthesiology & Pain Medicine Expert Witness
Arizona
This highly qualified and fellowship trained expert earned his undergraduate degree from Boston University and his MD from Columbia University. After completing his anesthesiology residency, he went on to train under a rigorous fellowship in Comprehensive & Interventional Pain Management. As a result, he is board certified in both Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine. Formerly, he held an impressive...
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The Average Pain Medicine Expert Witness
Charges $850 / Hour
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Review Fee
$525Fee info
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Deposition Fee
$800Fee info
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Court Fee
$1225Fee info
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Pain Medicine Expert Witness FAQs
A pain medicine expert witness provides insight into standards of care, diagnoses, treatment options, and potential causes of pain in medical malpractice or personal injury cases.
Pain medicine experts can assist with cases involving chronic pain management, opioid use, nerve damage, post-surgical complications, and other related issues.
They can provide valuable insights on prescribing practices, patient monitoring, risk assessment for addiction, and whether appropriate steps were taken to prevent misuse.
Yes. Subspecialties may include neuropathic pain, cancer-related pain, palliative care, interventional pain management, and more. Each has unique expertise.
CRPS is often misunderstood. An expert can clarify the condition's complexities, explain diagnostic criteria and treatment options, and assess if standard care was provided.
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