Post-Revision Femur Fracture Sample Clauses

Post-Revision Femur Fracture. A Qualified Claimant who, prior to the Enrollment Date and following a Qualified Revision Surgery or Re-Revision Surgery, undergoes an additional surgery to repair a femur fracture that occurred within ninety (90) days of a Qualified Revision Surgery or Re-Revision Surgery shall receive $100,000; provided, however, that there will be a ten percent (10%) reduction to said amount where the Qualified Claimant had a BMI2 of forty
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Post-Revision Femur Fracture. A Qualified Claimant who, prior to the Enrollment Date and following a Qualified Revision Surgery or Re-Revision Surgery, undergoes an additional surgery to repair a femur fracture that occurred within ninety (90) days of a Qualified Revision Surgery or Re-Revision Surgery shall receive $100,000; provided, however, that there will be a ten percent (10%) reduction to said amount where the Qualified Claimant had a BMI2 of forty (40) or greater at the time of the Revision Surgery and a fifteen percent (15%) reduction of the stated award where the Qualified Claimant had a BMI of fifty (50) or greater at the time of the Revision Surgery. The maximum number of Enhancements under this Past Matrix Level shall be two (2) per hip in which an Affected Product has been removed.
Post-Revision Femur Fracture. A Qualified Claimant who, prior to the Enrollment Date and following a Qualified Revision Surgery or Re-Revision Surgery, undergoes an additional surgery to repair a femur fracture that occurred within ninety (90) days from a Qualified Revision Surgery or Re-Revision Surgery shall receive $100,000; provided, however, that there will be a ten percent (10%) reduction to said amount where the Qualified Claimant had a BMI1 of forty (40) or greater at the time of the Revision Surgery and a fifteen percent (15%) reduction of the stated award where the Qualified Claimant had a BMI of fifty (50) or greater at the time of the Revision Surgery.

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