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dvikings
Good morning all.
I had a friend who had his C@P exam last week. He had a nexus letter from his specialty doctor stating his condition suggests that his condition happened during military service.
After checking his DBQ, the VA doctor noted the doctor NEXUS letter however, she opined that the condition was less likely than not that veterans condition occurred during military service.
Any chance the nexus letter carries more weight than the VA exam with the raters.
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C&P exam reports, or 'nexus letters' are more probative, i.e., carry more weight, if the report or letter... cites relevant medical research literature provides a cogent rationale, i.
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Will your friend be able to permit you to scan and attach the decision here? (Cover C file # ,name, address, prior to scanning it.) ." He had a nexus letter from his specialty doctor statin
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