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Ear (Including Vestibular And Infectious) DBQ: Official VA Form
Find VA's public Ear (including Vestibular and Infectious) Disability Benefits Questionnaire, its scope notes and 10 related diagnostic-code references.
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Ear (Including Vestibular And Infectious) Form
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Related Diagnostic Code Subjects
10 code subjects are associated with this form in this educational directory. These editorial subject associations are not official VA assignments, and the form may not be appropriate for every examination or claim.
- DC 6200: Chronic suppurative otitis media, mastoiditis, or cholesteatoma (or any combination)
- DC 6201: Chronic nonsuppurative otitis media with effusion (serous otitis media)
- DC 6202: Otosclerosis
- DC 6204: Peripheral vestibular disorders
- DC 6205: Meniere's syndrome (endolymphatic hydrops)
- DC 6207: Loss of auricle
- DC 6208: Malignant neoplasm of the ear (other than skin only)
- DC 6209: Benign neoplasms of the ear (other than skin only)
- DC 6210: Chronic otitis externa
- DC 6211: Tympanic membrane, perforation of
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