Vertebral Column Clause Samples

Vertebral Column. Fracture of body of the vertebra without discharge of medulla spinalis or nerves: • With minor reduction of mobility 5 • Without reduction of mobility 8 • With reduction of mobility 12 • Slight to some reduction of mobility 15 • Very severe reduction of mobility 20 • If support (neck collar or support corset) is used 5 • Pain - local or transmitted to extremities 2 Fracture with Discharge of Medulla Spinalis or Nerves
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Vertebral Column. Fracture of body of the vertebra without discharge of medulla spinalis or nerves: With minor reduction of mobility 5 Without reduction of mobility 8 With reduction of mobility 12 Slight to some reduction of mobility 15 Very severe reduction of mobility 20 If support (neck collar or support corset) is used 5 Pain - local or transmitted to extremities 2 .Fracture with Discharge of Medulla Spinalis or Nerves Assessed in accordance with the above rules with a supplementary degree for the discharge of nerves assessed in accordance with the other rules specified in the table. .B. Consequences of Slipped Disc Article 2.12
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Vertebral Column. Fracture of body of the vertebra without discharge of medulla spinalis or nerves: • With minor reduction of mobility 5 • Without reduction of mobility 8 • With reduction of mobility 12 • Slight to some reduction of mobility 15 • Very severe reduction of mobility 20 • If support (neck collar or support corset) is used 5 • . Pain - local or transmitted to extremities Fracture with Discharge of Medulla Spinalis or Nerves 2 Assessed in accordance with the above rules with a supplementary degree for the discharge of nerves assessed in accordance with the other rules specified in the table.
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Vertebral Column. 5.1 Fracture of vertebral bodies, arches, articular processes: a) 1 2 vertebrae 8 b) 3 or more vertebrae 10 5.2 Fracture of one transverse or spinous process 3 5.3 Spinal column torsion/rotation 3 5.4 Fracture of sacrum 10 5.5 Fracture, dislocation of coccyx (see item 21) 6
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Vertebral Column. D. Ears . . B. Consequences of Slipped Disc C. Other Back Injuries Article 2.12
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