Common use of Surgical Repair/Reattachment of a Damaged Abductor Muscle Complex Clause in Contracts

Surgical Repair/Reattachment of a Damaged Abductor Muscle Complex. A Qualified Claimant who, prior to the Enrollment date and during a Qualified Revision Surgery or Re-Revision Surgery, presents objective documented evidence of damage to the abductor muscle complex related to the reasons underlying the Voluntary Recall that is sufficient to require surgical repair of the muscles shall receive $75,000. This Enhancement excludes mere debridement of tissue, including necrotic tissue. The maximum number of Enhancements under this Past Matrix Level shall be two

Surgical Repair/Reattachment of a Damaged Abductor Muscle Complex. A Qualified Claimant who, prior to the Enrollment date and during a Qualified Revision Surgery or Re-Revision Surgery, presents objective documented evidence of damage to the abductor muscle complex related to the reasons underlying the Voluntary Recall that is sufficient to require surgical repair of the muscles shall receive $75,000. This Enhancement excludes mere debridement of tissue, including necrotic tissue. The maximum number of Enhancements under this Past Matrix Level shall be two.

Surgical Repair/Reattachment of a Damaged Abductor Muscle Complex. A Qualified Claimant who, prior to the Enrollment date Date and during a Qualified Revision Surgery or Re-Revision Surgery, presents objective documented evidence of damage to the abductor muscle complex related to the reasons underlying the Voluntary Recall that is sufficient to require surgical repair of the muscles shall receive $75,000. This Enhancement excludes mere debridement of tissue, including necrotic tissue. The maximum number of Enhancements under this Past Matrix Level shall be two.