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The Veteran's myositis ossificans of the left thigh and left knee disability have been granted separate ratings, with a 10 percent rating for limitation of flexion and another 10 percent rating for limitation of extension. The Veteran's claim for a higher rating for myositis ossificans has not been granted.

The deciding factor: The VA examinations showed that the Veteran had limited motion in both his left thigh and knee, with pain on movement and X-ray evidence of arthritis. These findings supported the assigned ratings under DCs 5260 (limitation of flexion) and 5261 (limitation of extension).

Claimed conditions
myositis ossificans of the left thigh, left knee disability
How they argued it
Direct service connection
Exposure basis
None
Rating assigned
10%
Decision date
July 14, 2022
Citation
22040274

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