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The veteran's right shoulder disorder with ulnar neuropathy is rated as 10 percent disabling, and a separate rating of 10 percent for arthritis-related functional loss due to pain has been granted.,Herpes was denied service connection. The urticaria and postoperative nevi of the neck and back have initial noncompensable evaluations.

The deciding factor: The veteran's right shoulder disorder with ulnar neuropathy is rated based on its neurological manifestations, which are not shown to warrant a higher rating.,Herpes was denied service connection as there is no evidence of active disease. The urticaria and postoperative nevi of the neck and back have initial noncompensable evaluations due to their superficial nature.

Claimed conditions
residuals of neck and back strain, right shoulder disorder with ulnar neuropathy, herpes, urticaria, right upper humerus amorphous osteoblastic density, postoperative nevi of the neck and back
How they argued it
Direct service connection
Exposure basis
None
Rating assigned
None in this decision
Decision date
July 17, 2000
Citation
0018714

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