David Dreizin

David Dreizin is an Associate Professor in the Department of Diagnostic Radiology and Nuclear Medicine at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. He specializes in trauma imaging, with clinical expertise in evaluating blunt and penetrating torso injuries, cervical spine trauma, and pelvic trauma using advanced imaging techniques.

• Education:
• BS in Molecular Biology from Cornell University (Magna Cum Laude, 2001)
• MD from Weill Cornell Medical College (2007)

His research focuses on trauma imaging, quantitative imaging/volumetric analysis, and AI/ML integration in radiology. Key contributions include method validation studies for pelvic hematoma quantification, CT trauma classification systems, and AI-driven medical imaging frameworks.

Recent publications emphasize artificial intelligence in medical imaging, pelvic trauma, facial fracture postoperative CT, and multi-detector CT optimization for traumatic injuries. He actively collaborates with engineering and computer science researchers on imaging datasets.

Scientific Awards

• Recipient of RSNA R&E Foundation Scholar Grant (2016-2018)

As a clinician and researcher, Dreizin has secured grants for AI/ML applications in emergency radiology and contributed to trauma imaging guideline development. His work bridges clinical radiology with computational methods to improve diagnostic accuracy.