ACL Tear and Veterans Disability | All You Need To Know
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- čas přidán 17. 03. 2024
- In this video, Leah delves into the specifics of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries and their connection to VA disability. She starts by explaining the anatomy of the knee using a model to pinpoint the location and role of the ACL, detailing how such injuries can lead to knee instability. Leah further discusses how veterans can acquire ACL injuries either directly during active duty through activities such as jumps or sports or indirectly as a secondary consequence of other knee conditions. She underscores the importance of understanding the medical literature and encourages consulting with healthcare providers to support claims related to knee injuries stemming from service. Highlighting the commonality of ACL injuries, their diagnosis, and the potential long-term complications of untreated injuries, Leah advises veterans on the claims filing process and the utility of finding accredited support through va.gov.
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Thank you sooo much for your time and effort...it's appreciated 😊😊😊
Thank you for taking the time to watch and to comment as always my friend!
As always good info., thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you Mam…my apologies for not attending.
Thank you for watching!!
Top of the day to you🫡 Do you think flat feet/pronation/inserts in boots and a previous meniscus tear or strain could lead to an ACL tear later on? I am asking because I completely tore my ACL in 2000, after ETS in 98. The same leg had a reconstruction on the ankle for subluxation on the paraneal tendon in 96 after Air Assault school and multiple injuries/sprains while on active duty. I would appreciate any advise or information you have. Thank you for all that you do for us Vets and keep up the informative content💯
I am so sorry to hear this sir. Might be worth following up with a legal professional for advice on this
@@prestigeveteranmedical thank you🫡
I had torn ligaments in both knees prior to entering the Navy and was noted in my Military Medical records. Following Active Duty I suffered torn quadriceps tendons in both knees, could there a Nexus between the two events?
Thanks
Al
PS During Active Duty I was a Helicopter Pilot, and required a lot climbing to pre Flight. Also did a 2 year tour as A Launch and Recovery Officer on an Aircraft Carrier, required a lot bending and squatting, a lot of stress on knees.
That is tough to say sir. If the ligaments were torn prior to service that would potentially point to a nonservice related issue
So I already had a service connection for patellofemoral pain on my left knee and I was doing some light activity shooting basketball and I ended up falling on my knee and tore my patellar tendon ACL, PCL, and MCL. I had surgery on my patellar tendon which they repaired but they didn't repair my ligaments. So those ligaments are still torn and my knee buckles when walking at times. I made a claim for those injuries secondary to my patellofemoral knee pain in my left knee. They denied my service connection with the torn ligament and they just clumped the torn Patella tendon with the claim I already had with the patellofemoral pain which I don't understand why because the tendon tear is completely different from the patellofemoral pain which I had for years and I jus tore my tendon and ligaments last year. So I'm wondering in your opinion what I should do?
I would follow up with an accredited legal professional who can take a closer look at the specifics of your claim with you
ACL reconstruction on right knee while in the Army. Now have arthritis and pain in knee. Do you think I have a case?
I am sorry to hear this sir. Possibly! You may want to follow up with your local VSO for claims strategy advice.
Thanks
I currently have an ACL reconstruction and when I got out about a decade ago, they rated it at 0%, but now I am having more problems with the knee - should I seek treatment or just an evaluation if I want to get my disability claim re-evaluated by the VA?
That is totally up to you. I am sorry to hear this and thank you for watching
Do you have any videos about TERA exams?
I do not but I will add this to the list!
@@prestigeveteranmedical that would be awesome, thank you!
great content. you are getting ripped!
I am glad you enjoyed the content, and yes I am working on it thanks for the complement!
Can you file secondary conditions and TDIU at the same time
I am not really sure about that. Have you talked to a VSO about this?
@prestigeveteranmedical fired VSO over a year ago after he didn't file correctly. Got 50% on my own. now waiting for HLR for three secondary conditions, hoping to get to 70% so I can get TDIU .if not I have other secondary conditions that I can file if I don't get TDIU. I Was awarded SSDI Several months ago
I am so sorry to hear this! That is awesome that you got that on your own. Just remember you can always find another VSO in a different county as well@@Johnnyclip
@prestigeveteranmedical might need you soon for nexus and DBQ, depending on my HLR. I had an at least likely than not on all three secondary conditions nine months ago with QTC and the the Va had me take another c&p with ves and they said less likely than not
I am sorry to hear this sir. Please keep us posted @@Johnnyclip
My question is not about ACL Tear.My initial claim in 2016 came up on me status claim update PROCEDURE PROTOCAL.When I call the 800 number they don't know.Do you know the meaning. THANKYOU
I am not really sure what that means sir. I apologize. Best of luck to you and thank you for watching
Thanks I'll keep searching
I want to connect you mam chi can i ?? I had a problem in lateral side .... Please help 🙏🏼🥺
Hey sir please reach out to us at info@prestigeveteranmctx.com