Or. Admin. Code § 436-035-0330 - Shoulder Joint
(1) The following
ratings are for loss of forward elevation (flexion) in the shoulder joint:
[Ratings not included. See ED. NOTE.]
(2) The following ratings are for forward
elevation (flexion) ankylosis in the shoulder joint: [Ratings not included. See
ED. NOTE.]
(3) The following
ratings are for loss of backward elevation (extension) in the shoulder joint:
[Ratings not included. See ED. NOTE.]
(4) The following ratings are for backward
elevation (extension) ankylosis in the shoulder joint: [Ratings not included.
See ED. NOTE.]
(5) The following
ratings are for loss of abduction in the shoulder joint: [Ratings not included.
See ED. NOTE.]
(6) The following
ratings are for abduction ankylosis in the shoulder joint: [Ratings not
included. See ED. NOTE.]
(7) The
following ratings are for loss of adduction in the shoulder joint: [Ratings not
included. See ED. NOTE.]
(8) The
following ratings are for adduction ankylosis in the shoulder joint: [Ratings
not included. See ED. NOTE.]
(9)
The following ratings are for loss of internal rotation in the shoulder joint:
[Ratings not included. See ED. NOTE.]
(10) The following ratings are for internal
rotation ankylosis in the shoulder joint: [Ratings not included. See ED.
NOTE.]
(11) The following ratings
are for loss of external rotation in the shoulder joint: [Ratings not included.
See ED. NOTE.]
(12) The following
ratings are for external rotation ankylosis in the shoulder joint: [Ratings not
included. See ED. NOTE.]
(13)
Shoulder surgery is rated as follows: [Ratings not included. See ED.
NOTE.]
(14) Chronic dislocations of
the shoulder joint or diastasis of a sternal joint, are valued at 15%
impairment when a preponderance of medical opinion places permanent new
restrictions on the worker which necessitate a reduction in the strength
lifting category under OAR
436-035-0012.
(15) When two or more ranges of motion are
restricted, add the impairment values for decreased range of motion.
(16) When two or more ankylosis positions are
documented, select the one direction representing the largest impairment. That
will be the impairment value for the shoulder represented by
ankylosis.
(17) Valid losses of
strength in the shoulder or back, substantiated by clinical findings, are
valued based on the peripheral nerve supplying (innervating) the muscle(s)
demonstrating the decreased strength, as described in the following table and
as modified under OAR
436-035-0011(7):
[Ratings not included. See ED. NOTE.]
(18) Multiple or bilateral decreased strength
impairment findings are determined by combining the values in section (17) of
this rule.
Notes
Examples & Ratings referenced are available from the agency.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 656.726
Stats. Implemented.: ORS 656.005, 656.214, 656.268 & 656.726
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