Peripheral Artery Disease
Diagnostic Code: 7114Max Rating
100%
Narrowed arteries reduce blood flow to limbs.
Rating Criteria Overview
Claudication (pain on walking) determines rating. Rest pain = 40%. Severe = 60%.
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Rating percentages vary based on severity and functional limitations. See "How It Is Rated" section for specific criteria. | |
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View ChecklistCommon Secondary Conditions
These conditions are frequently claimed as secondary to Peripheral Artery Disease. A secondary condition is one that was caused or aggravated by an existing service-connected disability.
Secondary conditions vary by case. Consult with a VSO or medical professional to identify potential secondary claims for your situation.
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What is claudication?
Pain in legs when walking that goes away with rest.
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