PrecisionPlus v3™ Second Opinion
The second read that changes the case.
Independent subspecialty-focused review. Colorized findings, custom illustrations, prior-study comparison, pain referral map. Deposition-ready from the moment it lands.
Standard Second Opinion vs. 
Every row is a reason attorneys, case managers, and providers switch.
Expert Radiology
Second opinions aren't optional.
They're leverage.
When the initial read is vague, incomplete, or wrong, a subspecialty second opinion can clarify the imaging record and help teams decide the next step.
The second read that changes the case.
A protected PrecisionPlus v3™ Second Opinion preview. Desktop opens at visual pages 5-6; mobile opens on page 5 and advances one page at a time.
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Protected, de-identified preview. Your details go straight to our clinical team.
Every PrecisionPlus v3™ you have seen, reframed for the case file.
A Second Opinion is a full PrecisionPlus v3™ report. These are the three things that make it work differently when a case depends on it.
Case context without exposing report language
Visitors can see how the re-read is framed: original read, independent review, case context, and protected visual proof. The actual findings language stays inside submitted cases and live demos.
Current and prior imaging in one view
When prior imaging is available, the visual comparison can show what changed without forcing the audience to decode a wall of report text.
Pain-pattern visuals tied to the read
The visual package helps explain why the findings matter, while the page preview avoids publishing the full report language around it.
Ready to get a cleaner second read?
Upload the study through the ExRad Portal. Get a subspecialty-focused second opinion prepared for the case file, with status visible through delivery.
Submit the case. Get the second read.
The public page stays high level. The actual second-opinion workflow is simple, protected, and built around case context.
Submit the study and context
Upload the imaging, prior report, deadlines, and case notes through the ExRad Portal so the review starts with the right context.
Route to the right specialist
The study is matched to relevant radiology expertise for an independent re-read focused on the imaging question at hand.
Receive the protected report
Your team gets a PrecisionPlus v3™ Second Opinion with visual support, private report language, and delivery status visible in the portal.
Attorneys who got a real
second opinion.
Legal teams benefit from visual reports when a standard read leaves too much room for argument, explanation, or delay.
PrecisionPlus v3™'s illustrations were ready to use — we mounted them and walked the jury through the injuries. It saved time, reduced costs, and delivered real impact in the courtroom. If you're not using it for second opinions — or better yet, working with centers that offer it as a treating radiologist — you could be leaving significant value on the table.
These are the most effective MRI reports I've seen in my career. A true game changer for understanding and proving injury.
When I try injury cases, I want the MRI to be PrecisionPlus v3™. The quality of the read and medical illustrations makes my client's injuries clear, credible, and impossible to ignore.
The v3™ reports are incredibly helpful to transform raw images into clear, precise, and easy-to-understand pictures that have great evidentiary value. They are a great source of demonstrative evidence highlighting the findings, turning it into compelling testimony that is always grounded in science.
Common Questions About
Second Opinions.
Everything attorneys, case managers, and providers ask before their first submission.
Whenever the initial report is vague, ambiguous, or insufficient to support the facts of the injury. Second opinions are particularly valuable before depositions, mediation, or when the other side is relying on an adverse reading. A subspecialty re-read often surfaces findings that were missed, unclear, or undercalled in the original.
It is a PrecisionPlus v3™ report adapted for independent re-read workflows. The public preview shows the visual proof while the complete report language is reserved for live walkthroughs and submitted cases.
A board-certified radiologist with relevant subspecialty experience is matched to the study when appropriate. Neuroradiology for spine and brain. Musculoskeletal for joints, extremities, and soft tissue. Body for abdominal and pelvic imaging.
Turnaround depends on study complexity, clinical priority, and current volume. Time-critical cases, mediation deadlines, and pre-deposition work are scoped during intake and prioritized appropriately.
Yes. Every PrecisionPlus v3™ Second Opinion is built around colorized key images, custom medical illustrations, structured findings, and a pain referral map that can help legal teams evaluate and explain imaging evidence. Use in deposition, mediation, or trial depends on the case, the expert, and the court.
The public lookbook intentionally focuses on visual pages and protected placeholders. Narrative report language is kept private for submitted cases and live walkthroughs with the Expert Radiology team.
Yes, when the evidence supports it. Our subspecialty radiologists are independent. Their job is accuracy, not agreement. A second opinion may confirm, refine, or directly contradict the original interpretation, and the report clearly documents which.
Through the ExRad Portal. Upload the study, provide the case context and any prior imaging, then track the completed PrecisionPlus v3™ Second Opinion through delivery. Book a call to get portal access and walk through your first submission together.
Your next case deserves the second read.
Submit a case through the ExRad Portal. Subspecialty-focused second opinion delivered as a full PrecisionPlus v3™ report, with status visible through delivery.
How We Read Your Images
A behind-the-scenes look at our interpretation workflow — from study receipt to subspecialty assignment to final report delivery.