Can any on tell me what this means has far has a disability degree

[dar666]

DOCTORS QUICK REPORT

I have my doctors report doesnt sound right to me.


It says patientis is completely 100% disabled from her current emploment because of her medical condition. At this point, it appears that the patient is most likely permanently totally disable from her current employment.


Assessment Complex regional pain syndrome, Type one 1 versus type 11- status- post work -related injury.
Status post thoracic outlet syndrome surgery
Reflex sympathetic dystrophy
depression


Objective Patient has marked difficulty standing and walking marked right side tenderness neck, right shoulder and right scapula

[1171]

without knowing anything about your injury, health or medical condition it's is difficult to offer an opinion.
in general it should be consistent with previous reports and supported by diagnostic findings, test results and show the reasoning behind the conclusion.

To be a ratable report the doctor must discuss your disability as it applies to any and all work not just your current employment. generally that requires reference to a set of recognized disability guidelines or detailed discussion of which bodily functions are impaired and to what degree.

[dar666]

I have to leave in a half hour to go to court. He didnt complete the report he did state pain swelling on neck and shoulders and hand. He also said now developed a gate when walking this report was done so quickly not all facts are there my hands are two different sizes one is beat red because its on fire he did not mention that. All my attorney asked for was a degree.

[Bad Boy Bad Boy]

In the short Report, it is generally saying you are unable to work at the 100% of your now disability.

It said, you have;

Tos = Thoracic Outlet Sydrome
RSD = Reflex sympathetic dystrophy
DP = Depression

Which is making you unemployable at this point and time.

May I ask, what kind of surgery did you have for the TOS? I had refused to have the bone removed on my TOS condition.