Ankle decisions — 2001

463 vetted Board decisions in 2001.

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New decisions are added every week, and older years are actively being backfilled — a year that looks thin or missing here (especially 2011–2017) is a gap in our library, not in the Board’s decisions.

DeniedJanuary 2001
The veteran's claims for service connection for sinusitis, weakness of the left arm, headaches, residuals of a stress fracture of the left foot, right knee strain, and left ankle strain are denied as there is no current evidence of these conditions.
GrantedJanuary 2001
The veteran's service-connected right ankle disability is currently rated at 20 percent, but the Board has determined that his current manifestations more nearly approximate a 30 percent evaluation based on ankylosis of the right ankle with dorsiflexion between 0 and 10 degrees.
DeniedJanuary 2001
The Board denied the veteran's claims for secondary service connection for right ankle and knee disabilities, finding no competent evidence linking these conditions to his service-connected back disability.

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