VA (4 Mos. Post-Separation) – All Effective Date 20021214 | |||||||
Code | Rating | Condition | Code | Rating | Exam | ||
Painful motion-right shoulder | 5099-5003 | 0% | Distal clavicle fracture with acromioclavicular arthritis s/p surgery times two | 5203 | 10% | 20030402 | |
Chronic Instability, left ankle with degenerative joint disease | 5003 | 10% | 20030402 | ||||
Tinnitus | 6260 | 10% | 20030411 | ||||
0% X 1 / Not Service-Connected x 0 | 20030411 | ||||||
Combined: 30% |
MEB ~3.5 Mo. Pre-Sep (20020826) |
VA
C&P ~4 Mo. Post-Sep (20030402) |
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150⁰ | “no ROM deficiencies” | ||
140⁰ | |||
60⁰ | |||
To T7 | |||
Contralateral arm is the same except for internal rotation to T5; O'Brien's test is mildly (+) [labral or AC jt] motor sensory and neuro exams normal (see text) | Prominent dorsal AC joint; tenderness w/ overhead activities, but manifests no ROM deficiencies; increasing symptoms w/ crossed body adduction; impingement & supraspinatus maneuvers are (-) | ||
10% (PEB 0%) | 10% |
VASRD CODE | RATING | ||
Painful motion-right shoulder | 5099-5203 | 10% | |
10% |
SFMR-RB
AF | PDBR | CY2012 | PD2012-00850
RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS PHYSICAL DISABILITY BOARD OF REVIEW injections into treatment, nine NAME: XXXXXXXXXXXX BRANCH OF SERVICE: ARMY CASE NUMBER: PD1200850 SEPARATION DATE: 20050426 BOARD DATE: 20130116 SUMMARY OF CASE: Data extracted from the available evidence of record reflects that this covered individual (CI) was an active duty SGT/E-5 (19K/Armor Crewman), medically separated for right shoulder pain. (2) is limited to those conditions which were determined by the PEB to be specifically...
AF | PDBR | CY2013 | PD2013 00056
No other conditions were submitted by the MEB.The PEBadjudicated “chronic right shoulder pain, status post distal clavicle excision, and pain rated as slight, not requiring daily narcotic therapy and frequent” as unfitting, rated 10%, citing criteria of the US Army Physical Disability Agency (USAPDA) pain policy. The Board evaluates DVA evidence proximal to separation in arriving at its recommendations, but its authority resides in evaluating the fairness of DES fitness decisions and rating...
AF | PDBR | CY2013 | PD2013 00131
The MEB forwarded right shoulder pain s/p arthroscopic subacromial decompression and distal clavicle excision to the Physical Evaluation Board (PEB) IAW AR 40-501.The MEB also identified and forwarded left ankle pain as medically acceptable.The PEBadjudicated the chronic right shoulder pain as unfitting, rated 0%with specified application of the US Army Physical Disability Agency (USAPDA) pain policy.The left ankle pain condition was determined to meet retention standards and thereforewas...
AF | PDBR | CY2013 | PD-2013-01145
Left shoulder instability, leftshoulder superior labral tear and left shoulder acromioclavicular(AC)joint degenerative arthritis were forwarded to the Physical Evaluation Board (PEB) IAW AR 40-501.No other conditions were submitted by the MEB.The Informal PEB (IPEB) adjudicated chronic pain with instability left shoulder, with superior labral tear, debrided and AC degenerative joint disease as unfitting, rated 10% with application of the US Army Physical Disability Agency (USAPDA) pain...
AF | PDBR | CY2013 | PD-2013-02154
The shoulder and ankle conditions, characterized as “bilateral shoulder pain and chronic left ankle pain”, were the only two conditions forwarded to the Physical Evaluation Board (PEB) IAW AR 40-501. However, although limitation of motion was non-compensable, Board members agreed that sufficient evidence of painful motion (VASRD §4.59) was present to support a 10% rating in each shoulder.There was no history of shoulder dislocations or of humerus malunion to support any rating under the...
AF | PDBR | CY2012 | PD-2012-00447
RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS PHYSICAL DISABILITY BOARD OF REVIEW BRANCH OF SERVICE: ARMY SEPARATION DATE: 20020502 NAME: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX CASE NUMBER: PD1200447 BOARD DATE: 20121214 SUMMARY OF CASE: Data extracted from the available evidence of record reflects that this covered individual (CI) was an active duty SPC/E‐4 (88M10/Motor Transport Operator), medically separated for persistent right shoulder pain, status post (s/p) Weaver‐Dunn procedure, with excision of portion of the distal clavicle. ...
AF | PDBR | CY2013 | PD-2013-02743
Pre-Separation)ConditionCodeRatingConditionCodeRatingExam Left Shoulder Pain (non-dominant)5099-500310%Residuals S/P Left Shoulder Surgeries5201-502410%20061114Other x 2 (Not In Scope)Other x 1 RATING: 10%RATING: 10% *Derived from VA Rating Decision (VARD)dated 20070404(most proximate to date of separation (DOS)). The VA rated the left shoulder pain (residuals, status post left shoulder surgeries X3) at 10% coded 5201-5024 (limitation of shoulder motion - tenosynovitis) citing painful...
AF | PDBR | CY2013 | PD-2013-01540
In 2005 I was only medical boarded and rated 20% for my Right Shoulder. The Board considered that following the two surgeries, the CI had painful limited left shoulder ROM with evidence of posttraumatic arthritis on X-rays. Physical Disability Board of Review
AF | PDBR | CY2010 | PD2010-00336
CI CONTENTION : The CI contends his shoulder condition was improperly rated by the PEB: ‘’USMC rated under code 5399-5003. Shoulder Condition . The MEB NARSUM was 5 months prior to separation and has higher probative value with regard to rating the severity of the CI’s conditions based on proximity in time to separation, however the VA C&P 11 months after separation was reviewed and taken into consideration during Board deliberations as was the VA rating code selection.
AF | PDBR | CY2011 | PD2011-00485
The PEB adjudicated the bilateral shoulder pain condition as unfitting, rated 10%; with application of the US Army Physical Disability Agency (USAPDA) pain policy. The Board considered the evidence of the service treatment record and MEB examination, as well as the C&P examination at the time of separation. In the matter of the left and right shoulder conditions and IAW VASRD §4.71a, the Board unanimously recommends a change in rating to 10% for the left shoulder condition and 10% for the...