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Frederick Charles Lough
Frederick Charles Lough
Surgery
Bethesda, Maryland
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Dr. Frederick Charles Lough Jr., M.D. is a thoracic and cardiac surgery expert witness in Maryland. He is certified by American Board of Thoracic Surgery. Dr. Lough Jr. completed his medical education from George Washington University School of Medicine in 1975. Later, Dr. Frederick received residency training in 1979 and fellowship in 1982 from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Currently, Dr. Frederick Charles Lough Jr. is the director of the department of defence medical ethics center in Uniformed Services University.
A previous Expert Challenge Study on Frederick Charles Lough's revealed:
| Total Challenges | 1 |
|---|---|
| Direct Challenges | 1 |
| Indirect Challenges | 0 |
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