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dwbell99
If "Private examination for Dr. XXX (Board-certified Anesthesiology and Pain Management) opined that chronic L5-S1 disc degeneration & bilateral lower extremity sciatica are more likely than not less secondary connected (due to abnormal gait caused by service connected left ankle disability)" is in the Favorable finding identified in this decision section of a Rating Decision, how does it compare to if it was in the DECISION section of the Rating Decision?
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GBArmy
If it is in the report, you should be fine. I just would word your statement in support of the claim to call their attention to it.IMO
GBArmy
I would request a HLR and tell the DRO that it is right there in the dbq: The doc's opinion ; why he made the opinion i.e abnormal gate. The rater mis-read the opinion, even though it was favorable, a
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