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Examples of factors affecting ISV assessment for items 14 to 22 extent of skeletal or functional damage degree of cosmetic damage or disfigurement adverse psychological reaction availability of cosmetic repair

Previous sectionsch.3-pt.3-div.1Skeletal injuries of the facial area

Next sectionsch.3-sec.14Extreme facial injury