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How many PDD12 claimants have appealed against category `O' x-ray evidence since September 1993. - The information requested is available only to 2 October 1994 when the total number of appeals was 3,416.
How many PDD12 claimants have appealed against category `O' x-ray evidence since September 1993. - The information requested is available only to 2 October 1994 when the total number of appeals was 3,416.
How many posthumous PDD12 claims there have been to date; and how many have received an award; how many PDD12 claimants rejected for an award when they were living because the X-ray evidence was category O have been made a posthumous award after death based on the findings of the...
How many posthumous PDD12 claims there have been to date; and how many have received an award; how many PDD12 claimants rejected for an award when they were living because the X-ray evidence was category O have been made a posthumous award after death based on the findings of the...
That this House is extremely concerned that 13,995 former coal miners have had their applications for disablement benefit for chronic bronchitis and emphysema rejected in the year to September 1994 on the grounds that in each case there was no x-ray evidence of simple pneumoconiosis which is a qualifying condition; is disturbed to learn that some of the X-rays may have been of an incorrect exposure type leading to a flawed diagnosis; and calls on Her Majesty's Government to cause all these cases to be reviewed. (Relevant registered interest declared).
That this House is extremely concerned that 13,995 former coal miners have had their applications for disablement benefit for chronic bronchitis and emphysema rejected in the year to September 1994 on the grounds that in each case there was no x-ray evidence of simple pneumoconiosis which is a qualifying condition;...
How many applicants for benefit under the chronic bronchitis and emphysema regulations received new x-rays before examination. - Inc fact that disproportionate cost.
How many applicants for benefit under the chronic bronchitis and emphysema regulations received new x-rays before examination. - Inc fact that disproportionate cost.
How many applicants for benefit under the chronic bronchitis and emphysema regulations had to obtain fresh x-rays because of over-exposure of previous x-rays. - Disproportionate cost.
How many applicants for benefit under the chronic bronchitis and emphysema regulations had to obtain fresh x-rays because of over-exposure of previous x-rays. - Disproportionate cost.
How many applicants for benefit under the chronic bronchitis and emphysema regulations were turned down because the x-ray did not show category 1 pneumoconiosis; and of these in how many a post-mortem revealed evidence of pneumoconiosis.
How many applicants for benefit under the chronic bronchitis and emphysema regulations were turned down because the x-ray did not show category 1 pneumoconiosis; and of these in how many a post-mortem revealed evidence of pneumoconiosis.
Pursuant to her Answer of 11th January, c145W,if she will consult with the relevant professional bodies in regard to the need to use suitable x-ray film for the detection of chronic bronchitis and emphysema.
Pursuant to her Answer of 11th January, c145W,if she will consult with the relevant professional bodies in regard to the need to use suitable x-ray film for the detection of chronic bronchitis and emphysema.
If she will advise health authorities and NHS trusts that the use of normal x-ray film is unsuitable for the detection or assessment of severe arthritis and emphysema.
If she will advise health authorities and NHS trusts that the use of normal x-ray film is unsuitable for the detection or assessment of severe arthritis and emphysema.
(1) How many x-ray mammography facilities are operating at present in the UK; (2) how many of them are located in (a) England and Wales (b) Northern Ireland and (c) Scotland; and (3) what proportion of them, in each case, are operated privately. - Not available centrally.
(1) How many x-ray mammography facilities are operating at present in the UK; (2) how many of them are located in (a) England and Wales (b) Northern Ireland and (c) Scotland; and (3) what proportion of them, in each case, are operated privately. - Not available centrally.