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SPINAL STENOSIS AND SEGMENTAL INSTABILITY

1. Unoperated with objective signs of injury
 
Cervical 5%
 
Thoracic 5%
 
Lumbar 5%
2.
Unoperated, multiple levels Add 1%/level
SPINAL STENOSIS, SEGMENTAL INSTABILITY, OR SPONDYLOLISTHESIS, OPERATED
Note: List impairments separately for cervical, thoracic and lumbar regions.
1. Single level operation without objective residual signs of injury
Cervical 8%
Thoracic 4%
Lumbar 9%
2. Single level operation with residual objective signs of injury
Cervical 10%
Thoracic 5%
Lumbar 12%
3. Multiple levels, operated, with or without residual
objective signs of injury Add 1%/level
4. Multiple operations with residual, objective signs of injury  
A. Second operation Add 2%
B. Third or subsequent operation Add 2%/operation
Note: All impairments listed in Specific Disorders of the Spine should be combined with only the following appropriate values of residual signs:
a. Ankylosis secondary to surgery or injury in the spinal area (see Ankylosis table).
b. Spinal cord or spinal nerve root injuries, with neurologic impairment (see neurological section).
c. Any combination of the above using the Combined Values Chart.
 

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