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The Board has granted service connection for dizzy spells, a bilateral leg disability, and a back disability as secondary to the service-connected bilateral heel disorder. However, evaluations in excess of 10 percent have been denied for both right and left heel disabilities.

The deciding factor: Secondary service connection was established for the appellant's dizzy spells, bilateral leg disability, and back disability due to his service-connected bilateral heel disorder. The Board did not find sufficient evidence to grant higher ratings for the service-connected bilateral heel disorders.

Claimed conditions
dizzy spells, bilateral leg disability, back disability
How they argued it
Secondary to another service-connected condition
Exposure basis
None
Rating assigned
None in this decision
Decision date
August 13, 2001
Citation
0120651

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