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Workers’ Compensation and Rehabilitation Regulation 2025

sch.14-sec.92Moderate thoracic or lumbar spine injury—soft tissue injury

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sch.14-sec.92 Moderate thoracic or lumbar spine injury—soft tissue injury

Comment 5 to 10 The injury will cause moderate permanent impairment, for which there is objective evidence, of the thoracic or lumbar spine. Comment about appropriate level of ISV An ISV of not more than 10 will be appropriate if there is a DPI of 8% caused by a soft tissue injury for which there is no radiological evidence.

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