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Bullwinkle
Just looked up my C&P exam results from Wednesday (6 Sept). Trying to figure out the results. It seems there may be an error in the first "B" and "C". Any thoughts? Thank you in advance.
TYPE OF MEDICAL OPINION PROVIDED: [ MEDICAL OPINION FOR DIRECT SERVICE
CONNECTION ]
b. The condition claimed was less likely than not (less than 50%
probability) incurred in or caused by the claimed in-service injury, event
or illness.
c. Rationale: Based on interview and examination of the Veteran, review of
the Veteran's VBMS case file, review of the Veteran's VHA medical
records, and review of relevant medical references the Veteran's LEFT hips
conditions as described in the Hip Conditions DBQ are as least likely as not (50% or
greater probability) incurred during his military service as documented as
complaints of LEFT hip pain & assessment of LEFT iliotibial band syndrome
are documented in his STRs. As directed nexus is reasonably demonstrated the
secondary nexus question proximally is rendered moot.
TYPE OF MEDICAL OPINION PROVIDED: [ MEDICAL OPINION FOR SECONDARY SERVICE
CONNECTION ]
a. The condition claimed is at least as likely as not (50% or greater
probability) proximately due to or the result of the Veteran's service
connected condition.
c. Rationale: Based on interview and examination of the Veteran, review of
the Veteran's VBMS case file, review of the Veteran's VHA medical
records, and review of relevant medical references the Veteran does not have current
symptoms of plantar fasciitits. His current symptoms are attributable to
LEFT cuboid syndrome. The Veteran's LEFT cuboid syndrome is as likely as not
(50% or greater probability) proximately due to or the result of leg length
discrepancy due to altered gait biomechanics caused by the leg length
discrepancy.
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