The veteran's claims for increased evaluations for his service-connected disabilities were denied. The VA determined that the current evaluations adequately compensate him for the residuals of his injuries.

The deciding factor: The VA found that the current evaluations provided adequate compensation for the veteran's service-connected conditions based on the recent examinations and medical opinions.

Claimed conditions

{"condition_name":"Compound comminuted fracture of the right (major) middle radius"}, {"condition_name":"Shell fragment wound of the right buttock, Muscle Group XVII","exposure_basis":null,"service_connection_theory":"direct"}, {"condition_name":"Shell fragment wound of the right thigh, Muscle Group XIII","exposure_basis":null,"service_connection_theory":"direct"}, {"condition_name":"Shell fragment wound of the left thigh, Muscle Group XIII","exposure_basis":null,"service_connection_theory":"direct"}, {"condition_name":"Shell fragment wound of the right thorax, Muscle Group XXI","exposure_basis":null,"service_connection_theory":"direct"}

How they argued it

Not specified

Exposure basis

None

Rating assigned

None in this decision

Decision date

April 12, 2006

Citation

0610549

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