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Section sch.3-sec-oc.26

General comment for items 137 to 140 The availability of remedies, for example, a total knee replacement, is an important factor in assessing an ISV under this division.

Previous sectionsch.3-pt.6-div.12Knee injuries

Next sectionsch.3-sec.137Extreme knee injury

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