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- In these cases brain damage, if any, will be minimal.
- Where a good recovery has been made but symptoms such as poor concentration and memory problems continue.
- Where ability to work is reduced and there is a risk of epilepsy.
- The injured person is very seriously disabled and is dependent on others.
- Epilepsy has been caused as a consequence of the injury.
- Affecting the ability to cope with life and/or work or affecting relationships with family and friends.
- The injured person largely recovers within two years.
- Injury causes effects that cause significant disability for the foreseeable future, or permanently.
- In consequence of defective permanent waving etc. where effects are dermatitis or hair loss leading to distress and effects on social life.
- Where hair has been pulled out leaving bald patches, or stress-induced alopecia with full recovery within two years.
- Resulting in pain and temporary interference with vision.
- Permanent impairment of vision in one or both eyes.
- Total loss of sight in one eye and reduced vision or other problems with the other eye
- Total loss of sight in one eye only.
- Mild tinnitus with some hearing loss
- With noise induced hearing loss, or moderate to severe tinnitus, or noise induced hearing loss alone.
- With noise induced hearing loss
- With or without associated problems such as tinnitus, dizziness or headaches.
- With or without the speech being affected, or tinnitus.
- Full recovery with no surgery required.
- Where recovery is complete after surgery
- Injuries requiring a number of operations and/or resulting in permanent damage.
- Simple fracture of the cheekbone, which will fully recover without surgery.
- Simple fracture of the cheekbone requiring some reconstructive surgery, but with full recovery and little or no cosmetic effects.
- Serious fractures causing lasting effects such as burning/prickling sensation or an element of disfigurement.
- Requiring immobilisation but recovery is complete.
- Serious injury causing permanent damage, such as difficulty eating or opening the mouth.
- Very serious multiple fractures requiring prolonged treatment. Permanent effects such as severe pain, restricted eating.
- Assessed per tooth.
- Single tooth only.
- Extends over a number of years, including significant deterioration of overall condition of the teeth.
- Where full recovery takes place between nine months and one year.
- Fractures or dislocations which cause severe immediate symptoms and chronic conditions, leading to impaired function or limitation of activities.
- Injuries usually involving serious fractures or disc damage leading to disability, such as substantial loss of movement or loss of function in one or more limbs.
- Caused by asbestos
- Varying levels of respiratory disability and reduced lung function (1-10% and in excess of 10%)
- Severe pain and impairment of the pleura (lung lining) or the peritoneum (lining of the abdominal cavity), affecting function and quality of life.
- Causing respiratory disability attributed to asbestos exposure.
- Causing permanent damage, impairment of function, physical disability and reduction of life expectancy.
- Such as soft tissue damage causing considerable pain but recovery almost complete within two years.
- Such as frozen shoulder causing limitation of movement and discomfort for up to two years.
- Causing pain in shoulder and neck, aching in elbow, weakness of arm and hand.
- Involving damage to the brachial plexus and resulting in significant disability.
- Temporary or permanent disability as a result of a fracture.
- Such as strains, sprains, disc prolapses and soft tissue injuries.
- Such as disturbances of ligaments and muscles causing backache, or compression fracture.
- Injuries causing severe pain and disability, including impaired bladder, bowel and sexual function.
- Resulting in significant or permanent disability
- Most elbow injuries such as simple fractures, laceration and tennis elbow, not resulting in permanent damage or impairment.
- Injuries causing impairment of function but not involving major surgery or significant disabilty
- Injuries such as deep lacerations, soft tissue wounds or crush injuries, all recovering within six months.
- Resulting in impairment of grip or reduced mechanical function. Partial amputations resulting in deformity.
- Injuries such as a thumb being severed and re-attached, leaving it with little use, amputation of the tip or at the joint of the thumb. Nerve damage or fracture resulting in impaired grip or dexterity.
- Amputation resulting in very little use and weak grip.
- Amputation due to crush injuries, or loss of a significant part of the hand due to traumatic injury.
- Serious injury resulting in extensive damage to both hands, effectively leaving them with little use.
- Caused by repeated vibration, damage to hands including impaired grip, dexterity and frequent pain.
- Such as an uncomplicated fracture with full or virtual recovery.
- Injuries resulting in significant permanent disability, but some useful movement remains.
- Injuries causing some permanent disability, such as persistent pain and stiffness.
- Resulting in complete loss of function in the wrist, for example when an arthrodesis has been performed.
- Such as a broken femur, tibia or fibular
- Serious fracture or injuries to joints or ligaments, scarring, instability and lengthy treatment required.
- Fractures where a full recovery is not made.
- Loss of a leg below the knee
- Loss of a leg above the knee
- Both legs being lost above the knee, below the knee, or where one leg has been lost above the knee and the other below.
- Torn cartilage or meniscus, laceration, twisting and bruising. May be full recovery, or continued aches and pains.
- Injury or damage causing mild disability or continuing pain, discomfort or limited movement that may require future surgery.
- Fractures, joint or ligament damage causing constant pain, impairing movement and agility. Requiring prolonged treatment, the injured person will be prone to osteoarthritis.
- Including fractures where there is full recovery within two years.
- Significant injury but any permanent disability is not major. Injury may require a hip replacement.
- Such as extensive fractures resulting in substantial disabilities.
- Simple metatarsal fractures, ruptured ligaments.
- Displaced metatarsal fractures resulting in permanent deformity.
- Fractures to feet resulting in restricted mobility and /or considerable continuing pain.
- Crush or multiple fractures to two or more toes, resulting in permanent disability.
- Undisplaced fractures, sprains and ligament injuries.
- For fractures and ligament tears resulting in moderate disability, such as difficulty walking on uneven ground or on stairs.
- Injuries involving long periods of treatment, long period in plaster and some permanent disability.
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