A diagnostic radiologist serves as an expert witness with more than 15 years of experience and training in internal medicine, with a focus on interpretation and clinical application of CT and MRI studies. Their background includes comprehensive evaluation of imaging of the abdomen and pelvis in adult patients, including CT, MRI, abdominal radiographs, and barium, hypaque, and urologic fluoroscopic studies. Prior expert witness experience includes review and analysis of diagnostic imaging in matters involving radiologic interpretation and clinical imaging practices.

Their work emphasizes clinical and preclinical development of CT contrast materials and optimization of contrast material administration to improve the diagnostic yield of CT and MRI imaging in the abdomen and pelvis. Key areas of expertise include dual-energy CT, CT cholangiography and angiography, CT and MR perfusion imaging, and CT and MR urography. Their experience also includes imaging of the liver, vasculature, and bile ducts, as well as evaluation of conditions related to liver transplantation and abdominopelvic pathology. These areas are directly relevant in cases involving imaging protocol selection, contrast administration, and interpretation of complex abdominal imaging findings.

Clinical responsibilities include supervision and interpretation of abdominopelvic imaging studies and maintenance of imaging protocols and quality standards across hospital and outpatient imaging settings. Their work also includes participation in multidisciplinary tumor boards involving gastrointestinal, genitourinary, and hepatocellular disease, contributing imaging-based analysis to clinical decision-making, as well as involvement in development of next-generation dual-energy CT contrast materials reflecting work in imaging innovation.

This expert holds a Doctor of Medicine and completed postgraduate training in internal medicine, radiology, and abdominal imaging. Board certification in Diagnostic Radiology is provided by the American Board of Radiology. Professional involvement includes participation with organizations such as the American College of Radiology, Radiological Society of North America, and Society of Abdominal Radiology, as well as contribution to the American College of Radiology Liver Imaging Reporting and Data System.