sch.3-sec.111Total or effective loss of 1 hand

sch.3-sec.111 Total or effective loss of 1 hand

Examples of the injury 35 to 60 a crushed hand that has been surgically amputated traumatic amputation of all fingers and most of the palm Example of factor affecting ISV assessment severity of any phantom pain if there has been an amputation Additional comment about appropriate level of ISV An ISV at or near the bottom of the range will be appropriate if there has been an amputation of the fingers at the metacarpophalangeal joints, but the thumb remains, and there is whole person impairment for the injury of 32%. An ISV at or near the top of the range will be appropriate if— there has been amputation of the dominant hand at the wrist; and there is residual severe pain in the stump and ongoing complications, for example, chronic regional pain syndrome or neuroma formation.