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Veterans Affairs CanadaTable of DisabilitiesCHAPTER 18LOWER EXTREMITIES16. Injuries to nerves of leg, with complete loss of function.(a) Sciatic 60%(b) Lateral popliteal 20%(c) Anterior tibial 10%(d) Musculo-cutaneous 10%
Veterans Affairs CanadaTable of DisabilitiesCHAPTER 18LOWER EXTREMITIESTABLE TO ARTICLE 18.01....CONTINUED(e) Medial popliteal 20%(f) Post tibial 10%(g) Femoral 50%17. Shortening of leg(2.5 to 7.5 cm.) 10%(7.5 to 13 cm.) 15%18. Osteoarthritis hipmild 10-25%moderate 25-35%severe 35-50%19. Hallux valgus 0-10% eachfoot20. Osteoarthritis toes except great toe less than 3%Osteoarthritis great toe 1-5%21. Pes planus or pes cavus in general Nil to 10%If severe callosities, corns, may consider 15% to 20%rare22. Osteoarthritis knee Nil to 40%(a) full range, no effusion, stable, some crepitus 5-10%(b) lacks 10° extension minimum 15%(c) flex only to 90° minimum 15%(d) fused (optimal position) 30%(e) unstable, lacks extension or flexes only 90° minimum 20%(f) unstable, effusion, lacks extension or flexion beyond 90° minimum 20%(g) unstable, effusion, lacks extension and flexes less than 90° 25%(h) severely affected knee, unstable 30% to 40%(i)prosthesis: ................assess according to function
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