Neuroimaging expert.
Board certified.
Fellowship trained.
Ajay Wadgaonkar, M.D.
Dr. Wadgaonkar is a board-certified, fellowship-trained neuroradiologist with extensive clinical and medicolegal experience.
He graduated as class salutatorian and Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society member from The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences.
Subsequently, Dr. Wadgaonkar completed both his residency and neuroradiology fellowship training from Johns Hopkins Hospital, an internationally renowned medical institution (and ranked the #1 hospital in the country for 21 consecutive years).
Exceptional quality and experienced
Dr. Wadgaonkar is a true neuroimaging expert, with the entirety of his clinical practice and expert consulting work dedicated to the field of neuroradiology. Dr. Wadgaonkar has collaborated and published with multiple international radiology luminaries, and is himself a recognized and trusted authority in neuroimaging. He brings cutting edge expertise and the most up-to-date skills to every neuroradiology interpretation and attorney consultation.
In his current clinical role, Dr. Wadgaonkar acts as the Associate Director of Neuroradiology for one of the largest imaging practices in the nation. A majority of his time is spent practicing neuroradiology and helping patients, not in medicolegal consulting or second opinion services. This allows Dr. Wadgaonkar to provide unbiased, reliable, and tremendously valuable expert witness and second opinion consultations.
Dr. Wadgaonkar is highly experienced in malpractice case review, report generation, depositions, and jury trial testimony. He has successfully consulted with numerous defense and plaintiff attorneys across the United States. With rapid turn around time, attention to critically important details, and outstanding communication skills, Dr. Wadgaonkar is a neuroradiologist you and your clients can trust.
Case examples consulted upon
Stroke
Traumatic Brain Injury
Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI)
Concussions
Intracranial hemorrhage, brain contusions
Motor Vehicle Accidents / MVAs
Personal injury / Wrongful death
Slip and Fall traumas
Workers’ Compensation
Fractures (spine or skull)
Cancer
Aneurysms
Vertebral and carotid dissections
Spinal Cord Injury
Seizures / Epilepsy
Disc herniations
Surgical complications within the brain or spine
Unnecessary surgery
Standard of Care
Missed Diagnosis / Delay in Diagnosis