Vision 0.1 for low vision level 1, can be assessed as ten levels of disability. Disability identification standards are as follows:

First-degree disability

(a), craniocerebral, spinal cord and peripheral nerve injuries to:

1, vegetative state;

2, extreme mental retardation (IQ of 20 or less) or mental disorder, daily life can not take care of themselves;

3, paraplegia (more than three limbs of the muscle strength of the third grade or less);

4. Paraplegia (muscle strength grade 2 or less) with fecal and urinary incontinence.

(2) Head and face injuries resulting in:

1. Bilateral loss of eyes;

2. Loss of eyes on one side and severe deformity of the other eye accompanied by blindness of grade 5? [1]?

(3), Injury to the thoracic segment of the spine resulting in severe deformity healing and severe impairment of respiratory function.

(iv), Neck injury resulting in severe impairment of respiratory and swallowing function.

(5), chest injury resulting in:

1, lobectomy of the lungs or bilateral pleura extensive severe adhesions or severe deformity of the thorax, serious impairment of respiratory function;

2, cardiac insufficiency, cardiac function class IV; or cardiac insufficiency, cardiac function class III with obvious organic arrhythmia.

(6), abdominal injury to:

1, stomach, intestines, digestive glands and other parts of the resection, digestion and absorption function is seriously impaired, daily life is completely unable to take care of themselves;

2, bilateral nephrectomy or complete loss of function, daily life is completely unable to take care of themselves.

(7), limb injury to:

1, more than three limbs missing (upper limb above the wrist joint, lower limb above the ankle joint);

2, two limbs missing (upper limb above the elbow joint, lower limb above the knee joint), the other limb loss of function of more than 50%;

3, two limbs missing (upper limb above the wrist joint, lower limb above the ankle joint), the third limb complete loss of function;

3, two limbs missing (upper limb above the wrist joint, lower limb above the ankle joint).

4, loss of one limb (upper limb above the elbow joint, lower limb above the ankle joint), complete loss of function of the second limb, and loss of function of the third limb by more than 50%;

5, loss of one limb (upper limb above the wrist joint, lower limb above the ankle joint), and complete loss of function of the other two limbs

6, complete loss of function of the three limbs.

(viii) Skin injury resulting in scar formation of 76% or more of the body surface area.

Second-degree disability

(I), cranial, spinal cord and peripheral nerve injuries resulting in:

1, severe mental deficiency (IQ 34 or less) or mental disorder, daily life needs help at all times to complete;

2, complete aphasia;

3, blindness of both eyes, grade 5

4, limb paralysis (muscle strength of the two limbs or more);

4, limb palsy (muscle strength of the two limbs or more);

5, loss of function of the three limbs;

6, loss of function of the three limbs, grade 2 or less. Grade 2 or less);

5. Hemiplegia or paraplegia (muscle strength Grade 2 or less).

(2), head and face injuries to:

1, one side of the eyeball is missing, the other eye blind grade 4; or one side of the eyeball is missing, the other eye serious deformity with blindness of more than 3 grades;

2, bilateral eyelid severe ptosis (or serious deformity) with blindness in both eyes more than 4 grades; or one side of the eyelid heavy ptosis (or serious deformity), the blind eye 4 grades above, the other eye Blindness grade 5;

3. Blindness grade 5 in both eyes;

4. Extreme hearing impairment in both ears with bilateral auricular loss (or severe deformity); or extreme hearing impairment in both ears with loss of auricle in one ear and severe deformity of auricle in the other ear;

5. Full-face scar formation.

(3), spinal thoracic segment injury resulting in severe deformity healing and respiratory dysfunction.

(iv), Neck injury resulting in respiratory and swallowing dysfunction.

(5), chest injury resulting in:

1, lobectomy of the lungs or pleura extensive severe adhesions or thoracic deformities, respiratory dysfunction;

2, cardiac insufficiency, cardiac function class III; or cardiac insufficiency, cardiac function class II with obvious organic arrhythmia.

(6) Abdominal injury resulting in nephrectomy or complete loss of function on one side, and severe renal dysfunction on the other side.

(7), limb injury resulting in:

1, loss of two limbs (upper limb above the elbow joint, lower limb above the knee joint);

2, loss of one limb (upper limb above the elbow joint, lower limb above the knee joint), and the other limb is completely disabled;

3, more than two limbs are completely disabled.

(viii) Skin injury resulting in scar formation of 68% or more of the body surface area.

Third-degree disability

(I), craniocerebral, spinal cord and peripheral nerve injuries resulting in:

1. Severe intellectual deficiency or mental disorder, unable to live completely independently, requiring constant supervision;

2. Severe traumatic epilepsy, which cannot be controlled by medication, with grand mal seizures occurring more than once a month on average or restricted seizures occurring more than four times a month on average or petit mal seizures occurring more than seven times a week on average or psychomotor seizures occurring more than twice a month on average. more than seven times a week or psychomotor seizures averaging more than three times a month;

3. Severe facial paralysis of both sides, difficult to recover;

4. Severe involuntary movement or ****济调调;

5. Quadriplegia (less than grade 3 muscle strength in two or more limbs);

6. Hemiplegia or paraplegia (less than grade 3 muscle strength);

7. Fecal or urinary incontinence, difficult to recover.

(2), head and face injuries to:

1, one side of the eye is missing, the other eye blindness level 3; or one side of the eye is missing, the other eye severe deformity with low vision level 2

2, bilateral eyelid severe ptosis (or serious deformity) with both eyes blindness level 3 or more; or one side of the eyelid severe ptosis (or serious deformity), the blindness of that eye more than 3 levels, the other blindness of the eye more than 4 levels;

2, both eyelids heavy ptosis (or serious malformation) with both eyes blindness level 3 or more;

3, the other eye blindness level 3 or more;

4, the other eye blindness level 4 or more;

3. Blindness of grade 4 or more in both eyes;

4. Near-complete loss of visual field in both eyes (less than 5° in diameter);

5. Defective maxillary and mandibular bones, and loss of more than 24 teeth;

6. Extreme auditory impairment in both ears with loss of the auricle of one ear (or severe deformity);

7. Extreme auditory impairment in one ear, severe hearing impairment in the other ear, and severe hearing impairment in one ear, and severe hearing impairment in the other ear, or severe hearing impairment in one ear. Severe hearing loss in one ear with loss (or severe deformity) of the auricle in one ear and more than 50% loss (or deformity) of the auricle in the other ear;

8. Severe hearing loss with loss (or severe deformity) of the auricle in both ears; or severe hearing loss with loss of the auricle in one ear and severe deformity of the auricle in the other ear;

9. More than 80% of the face is scarred.

(3), spinal thoracic segment injury resulting in severe deformity healing, severely affecting respiratory function.

(D), neck injury to:

1, scar formation, complete loss of neck mobility;

2, serious impact on respiratory and swallowing function.

(E), chest injury to:

1, lobectomy or pleura extensive adhesion or thoracic deformity, seriously affecting respiratory function;

2, cardiac insufficiency, cardiac function class II with organic arrhythmia; or cardiac function class I with obvious organic arrhythmia.

(6), abdominal injury to:

1, stomach, intestines, digestive glands and other parts of the resection, digestive and absorption dysfunction;

2, one side of the nephrectomy or complete loss of function, the other side of the renal function of moderate dysfunction; or bilateral renal dysfunction of severe.

(7), pelvic injury to:

1, female bilateral ovarian loss or complete atrophy;

2, fecal and urinary incontinence, difficult to recover.

(viii) Bilateral absence or complete atrophy of testicles due to perineal injury.

(ix), limb injury resulting in:

1, loss of two limbs (upper limb above the wrist joint, lower limb above the ankle joint);

2, loss of one limb (upper limb above the elbow joint, lower limb above the knee joint), loss of function of the other limb of 50% or more;

3, loss of one limb (upper limb above the wrist joint, lower limb above the ankle joint), loss of function of another limb completely;

3, loss of one limb (upper limb above the wrist joint, lower limb above the ankle joint), another limb loss of function;

4, loss of function of one limb (upper limb above the wrist joint, lower limb above the ankle joint). A complete loss of function of one limb;

4. A complete loss of function of one limb and more than 50% loss of function of the other limb.

(j) Skin injury resulting in scar formation of more than 60% of the body surface area.

Fourth-degree disability

(1), craniocerebral, spinal cord and peripheral nerve injuries resulting in:

1, moderate intellectual disability (IQ of 49 or less) or mental disorder, with severe limitation of daily life ability, occasionally needing help;

2, severe motor aphasia or severe sensory aphasia;

3, tetraplegia (muscle strength of two limbs or more, 4 or less);

3, quadriplegia (two limbs or more muscle strength of 4 or more);

4, tetraparesis (muscle strength of two limbs or less) below);

4. hemiplegia or paraplegia (muscle strength grade 4 or below);

5. complete loss of penile erectile function.

(2), head and face injury to:

1, one side of the eye is missing, the other eye low vision grade 2; or one side of the eye is missing, the other eye serious deformity with low vision grade 1

2, bilateral eyelid severe ptosis (or serious deformity) with both eyes low vision grade 2 or more; or one side of the eyelid severe ptosis (or serious deformity), the low vision of the eye more than 2 grades, the other eye Low blindness of grade 3 or more;

3. Blindness of grade 3 or more in both eyes;

4. Extreme visual field loss (diameter less than 10°) in both eyes;

5. Extreme hearing impairment in both ears;

6. Extreme hearing impairment in one ear, and severe hearing impairment in the other ear with more than 50% of the auricle in the other ear (or malformation);

7. Severe hearing impairment in both ears with more than 50% of the auricle in one ear;

7. Severe hearing impairment in both ears with more than 50% of the auricle in one ear. Hearing impairment with loss (or severe deformity) of the auricle of one ear;

8. Moderately severe hearing impairment with loss (or severe deformity) of the auricle of both ears; or moderately severe hearing impairment with loss of the auricle of one ear and severe deformity of the auricle of the other ear;

9. Facial scar formation of more than 60%.

(c), spinal thoracic segment injury resulting in severe deformity healing and affecting respiratory function.

(d), neck injury to:

1, scar formation, neck mobility loss of more than 75%;

2, affecting breathing and swallowing function.

(E), chest injury to:

1, lobectomy or pleural adhesions or thoracic deformities, affecting respiratory function;

2, obvious organic arrhythmia.

(6), abdominal injury resulting in severe renal dysfunction on one side and moderate renal dysfunction on the other side.

(vii), perineal injury resulting in complete absence or severe deformity of the penile body.

(viii), vulvar and vaginal injury resulting in vaginal atresia.

(ix), limb injury resulting in complete absence or loss of function of both hands.

(x), skin injury resulting in scar formation of 52% or more of the body surface area.

Fifth-degree disability

(I), craniocerebral, spinal cord and peripheral nerve injuries resulting in:

1. Moderate intellectual deficit or mental disorder, with obvious limitation of daily life ability and need for guidance;

2. Traumatic epilepsy, which cannot be fully controlled by medication, with grand mal seizures occurring more than once every three months on average, or with restricted seizures occurring more than twice a month on average, or with petit mal seizures occurring more than four times a week on average, or with psychomotor seizures occurring more than four times a week on average. More than four times a week or psychomotor seizures more than once a month on average

3. Severe disuse or anosognosia;

4. Unilateral severe facial paralysis, which is difficult to recover;

5. Hemiplegia or paraplegia (less than grade 2 muscle strength in more than one limb);

6. Monoparesis (less than grade 2 muscle strength);

7. Incontinence of bowel movement or urination, which is difficult to recover.

(2), head and face injuries to:

1, one side of the eye loss with the other eye low vision grade 1; one side of the eye loss with one eye severe deformity and vision close to normal;

2, bilateral eyelid severe ptosis (or serious deformity) with both eyes low vision grade 1; or one side of the eyelid severe ptosis (or serious deformity), the eye low vision grade 1 or more, the other eye low vision grade 2 or more;

2, both eyelids heavy ptosis (or severe deformity) with both eyes low vision grade 1 or more; the other eye low vision grade 1 or more; the other eye low vision grade 1 or more; the other eye low vision grade 2 or more; the other eye low vision grade 1 or more; the other eye low vision grade 1 or more; the other eye low vision grade 2 or more; the other eye low vision grade 2 or more. Visual acuity of grade 2 or more;

3. Low vision of grade 2 or more in both eyes;

4. Severe visual field loss (diameter less than 20°) in both eyes;

5. Complete paralysis of the tongue muscle or loss of more than 50% of the tongue (or severe deformity);

6. Defects in the maxilla and mandible, and the loss of more than 20 teeth

7. Extreme hearing impairment in one ear and severe hearing in the other ear;

8. Extreme hearing loss in one ear and severe hearing loss in the other ear;

8. Severe hearing loss in both ears with loss (or deformity) of more than 50% of the auricle in one ear;

9. Moderately severe hearing loss in both ears with loss (or severe deformity) of the auricle in the other ear;

10. Loss (or severe deformity) of the auricle in both ears;

11. Complete loss (or severe deformity) of the external nose ;

12, Facial scar formation of 40% or more.

(C), spinal thoracic segment injury resulting in deformity healing, affecting respiratory function.

(d), neck injury to:

1, scar formation, neck mobility loss of more than 50%;

2, affecting respiratory function.

(5) Chest injury to:

1, lobectomy or pleural adhesion or thoracic deformity, mildly affecting respiratory function.

2, Organic arrhythmia.

(6), abdominal injury to:

1, partial resection of stomach, intestines, digestive glands, etc., seriously affecting the function of digestion and absorption;

2, one side of the nephrectomy or complete loss of function, and the other side of the renal function is mildly impaired.

(7), pelvic injury to:

1, bilateral ureteral absence or atresia;

2, cystectomy;

3, urethral atresia;

4, fecal or urinary incontinence, difficult to recover.

(viii), Perineal injury resulting in loss of most of the penile body (or deformity).

(ix), vulvar and vaginal injuries resulting in severe narrowing of the vagina and serious dysfunction.

(j), limb injury to:

1, hands missing (or loss of function) more than 90%;

2, a limb is missing (upper limb above the elbow joint, the lower limb above the knee joint);

3, a limb is missing (the upper limb above the wrist joint, the lower limb above the ankle joint), the other limb loss of function of more than 50%;

4, a limb completely lost function. One of the limbs has lost its function completely.

(xi), skin injury resulting in scar formation of 44% or more of the body surface area.

Sixth-degree disability

(I), craniocerebral, spinal cord and peripheral nerve injuries resulting in:

1. Moderate intellectual disability or mental retardation, with partial limitation of daily living ability, but partially compensated for, and partially in need of help in daily living;

2. Severe dyslexia accompanied by dysgraphia; or moderate motor aphasia or moderate sensory aphasia;

3, Hemiplegia or paraplegia (muscle strength of one limb up to grade 3);

4. Monoparesis (muscle strength up to grade 3);

5. Severe dysfunction of penile erection.

(2), head and face injury to:

1, one side of the eyeball loss with the other eye vision close to normal; or one side of the eyeball loss with the other eye severe deformity;

2, bilateral eyelid severe ptosis (or serious deformity) with both eyes vision close to normal; or one side of the eyelid severe ptosis (or serious deformity), the vision of that eye is close to normal, and the other eye is low vision grade 1 or higher;

3, the other eye is low vision grade 1 or above;

4, monoparesis (muscle strength grade 3 or below);

5, penile erectile function is seriously impaired. Above;

3. Low vision of grade 1 in both eyes;

4. Moderate visual field loss (diameter less than 60°) in both eyes;

5. Temporomandibular joint ankylosis and teeth clenching

6. Extreme hearing impairment in one ear and moderately severe hearing impairment in the other ear; or severe hearing impairment in both ears;

7. Absence of auricle in one ear (or severe malformation) and loss of auricle in the other ear.

8. More than 20% of the area of facial scar formation;

9. More than 75% of a large number of small facial scars (or significant changes in pigmentation).

(3), spinal injury resulting in cervical or lumbar spine severe deformity healing, complete loss of neck or lumbar mobility.

(iv), Neck injury resulting in scar formation and more than 25% loss of neck mobility.

(v) Abdominal injury resulting in severe renal dysfunction on one side and mild renal dysfunction on the other side;

(vi) Pelvic injury resulting in:

1. Bilateral tubal absence or atresia;

2. Total uterine excision.

(7), perineal injuries resulting in bilateral absence or atresia of the vas deferens.

(viii), vulvar and vaginal injuries resulting in vaginal stenosis and dysfunction.

(ix), limb injury resulting in:

1, loss of both hands (or loss of function) more than 70%;

2, loss of both feet above the tarsal-metatarsal joints;

3, loss of one limb (upper limb above the wrist joint, lower limb above the ankle joint).

(j) Skin injury resulting in scar formation of 36% or more of the body surface area.

Seventh-degree disability

(I), craniocerebral, spinal cord and peripheral nerve injuries resulting in:

1. Mild intellectual disability (IQ of 70 or less) or mental disorder, with severe limitation of activities related to daily life;

2. Traumatic epilepsy, which can not be fully controlled by medication, with grand mal seizures occurring more than once in every six months on average, or with restrictive seizures occurring more than two times in every two months on average. or more or petit mal seizures averaging more than twice a week or psychomotor seizures averaging more than once every February;

3. Moderate disfunction or moderate agnosia;

4. Severe dysarthria;

5. Hemiparesis or paraparesis (muscle strength grade 4 in one limb);

6. Monoparesis (muscle strength grade 4);

7. Hemiparetic or paraparetic type complete sensory Absence.

(2) Head and face injuries resulting in:

1. Loss of eyeballs on one side;

2. Severe ptosis (or severe deformity) of bilateral eyelids;

3. Injury to the oral cavity or temporomandibular joints, with severe limitation of opening the mouth;

4. Defects of the maxilla and mandible, with more than 16 missing teeth;

5. Extreme hearing impairment of one ear and moderate hearing impairment of the other ear. One ear is extremely hard of hearing, and the other ear is moderately hard of hearing; or one ear is severely hard of hearing, and the other ear is moderately hard of hearing;

6. One side of the ear is missing (or severely deformed), and the other side of the ear is missing (or deformed) more than 10%;

7. Most of the external nose is missing (or deformed);

8. Facial scarring, with an area of 24 square centimeters or more;

9. A large number of fine facial scars (or obvious change in pigmentation) of more than 50%;

10. Scalp hairlessness of more than 75%.

(3) Healing of cervical or lumbar deformity due to spinal injury with more than 75% loss of neck or lumbar mobility.

(D), Neck injury resulting in more than 75% scar formation in the anterior cervical triangle.

(v) Chest injury resulting in:

1. Bilateral breast loss (or severe deformity) in females;

2. Cardiac insufficiency, class II cardiac function.

(vi) Abdominal injury resulting in moderate bilateral renal dysfunction.

(vii), pelvic injury resulting in:

1, pelvic tilt, the difference in the length of the two lower limbs is more than 8cm;

2, severe deformity of the female pelvis, disruption of the birth canal;

3, absence or atresia of the ureter on one side, and severe stenosis of the ureter on the other side.

(H), perineal injury to:

1, part of the body of the penis is missing (or deformity);

2, penile circumcision injury, scar formation, dysfunction.

(IX), limb injury to:

1, the hands are missing (or loss of function) more than 50%;

2, the hands of sensory loss;

3, the foot arch structure of the foot is completely destroyed;

4, a foot tarsal-metatarsal joints above the loss of;

5, the length of the two lower limbs more than 8cm;

6. Loss of 75% or more of the function of one limb.

(j) Skin injury resulting in scar formation of more than 28% of the body surface area.

Eighth-degree disability

(I), cranial, spinal cord and peripheral nerve injuries resulting in:

1, mild mental retardation or psychiatric disorders, with partial limitation of the ability to perform activities related to daily life;

2, moderate dyslexia with dysgraphia;

3, hemihyperesthesia or paraplegia-type deep sensory deficits;

4, erectile dysfunction of the penis.

(2), head and face injury to:

1, blindness of one eye more than 4 levels;

2, one eye visual field close to complete defect (diameter less than 5 °);

3, maxillary and mandibular defect, tooth loss of more than 12 teeth;

4, extreme hearing impairment in one ear; or a severe hearing impairment in one ear, the other ear moderate hearing impairment Or moderately severe hearing loss in both ears;

5. Missing (or severely deformed) auricle in one ear;

6. Missing (or deformed) tip of the nose and one side of the nose;

7. Facial keloid formation of an area of 18 square centimeters or more;

8. A large number of small facial scars (or pigmentation is obviously altered) of more than 25%;

9. Scalp with no Hair more than 50%;

10, Maxillofacial bone or soft tissue defects more than 32 cubic centimeters.

(C), spinal injury to:

1, cervical or lumbar vertebrae deformity healing, neck or lumbar mobility loss of more than 50%;

2, thoracic or lumbar vertebrae two vertebrae or more compression fracture.

(4), neck injury resulting in more than 50% scar formation in the anterior triangle.

(v) Chest injuries resulting in:

1. Absence (or severe deformity) of one female breast and partial absence (or deformity) of the other;

2. Fracture of more than 12 ribs.

(6), abdominal injuries to:

1, partial removal of stomach, intestines, digestive glands, etc., affecting the function of digestion and absorption;

2, splenectomy;

3, removal of one side of the kidneys or renal dysfunction of a severe degree.

(7), pelvic injury to:

1, pelvic tilt, the length of the two lower limbs differ by more than 6cm;

2, bilateral ureteral severe stenosis, or one side of the ureteral absence (or atresia), the other side of the ureteral stenosis;

3, urethra severe stenosis.

(viii), perineal injury to:

1, penile glans absence (or deformity);

2, penile foreskin injury, scar formation, seriously affecting the function.

(ix), vulvar and vaginal injuries resulting in vaginal stenosis, seriously affecting function.

(j), limb injury to:

1, both hands missing (or loss of function) more than 30%;

2, both hands sensory loss of more than 75%;

3, one arch structure completely destroyed, the other arch structure destroyed more than 1/3;

4, both feet ten toes are completely missing or loss of function;

5, Difference in the length of both lower limbs is more than 6cm;

6. Loss of function of one limb is more than 50%;

(xi) Skin injury resulting in scar formation of more than 20% of the body surface area.

Ninth-degree disability

(I), craniocerebral, spinal cord and peripheral nerve injuries resulting in:

1, mild intellectual disability or mental disorder, with the ability to carry out daily activities partially restricted;

2, traumatic epilepsy, which cannot be fully controlled by medication, with grand mal seizures occurring more than once a year or restricted seizures occurring more than three times on average every six months, or with petit mal seizures occurring more than four times on average every six months, or with psychomotor seizures occurring more than twice every six months. Psychomotor seizures averaging more than twice every six months;

3. Severe dyslexia or severe dysgraphia;

4. Bilateral mild facial paralysis that is difficult to recover from;

5. Hemifacial or paraplegic shallow sensory deficits;

6. Severe impairment of erectile function of the penis.

(2), head and face injury to:

1, one eye blindness level 3 or more;

2, bilateral eyelid ptosis (or deformity); or one side of the eyelid severe ptosis (or severe deformity);

3, one eye visual field is extremely defective (diameter of less than 10 °);

4, maxillary, mandibular defects in the jaws, teeth loss of more than 8;.

5, oral cavity damage, tooth loss of 16 or more;

6, oral cavity or temporomandibular joint damage, moderate restriction of opening the mouth;

7, the tongue is missing (or deformity);

8, a severe hearing impairment in one ear; or a moderately severe hearing impairment in one ear, moderate hearing impairment in the other ear;

9, a side of the ear gallery is missing (or deformity) 50% or more;

10, one side of the nose is missing (or deformity);

11, facial scar formation area of 12 square centimeters or more, or facial line scar more than 20cm;

12, facial fine paralysis scars (or pigmentation obvious change) area of 30 square centimeters or more;

13, scalp hairless more than 25%;

14, maxillofacial bone and soft tissue defects of 16 cubic centimeters or more.

(C), spinal injury to:

1, cervical or lumbar vertebrae deformity healing, neck or lumbar mobility loss of more than 25%;

2, thoracic or lumbar vertebrae a vertebral body comminuted fracture.

(D), neck injury resulting in:

1, severe hoarseness;

2, scar formation in the anterior cervical triangle of more than 25%.

(v) Chest injuries resulting in:

1, absence (or severe deformity) of one breast in females;

2, fracture of more than 8 ribs or loss of more than 4 ribs;

3, lobectomy of the lungs;

4, cardiac insufficiency, class I cardiac function.

(6), abdominal injury to:

1, stomach, intestines, digestive glands and other parts of the resection;

2, cholecystectomy;

3, partial removal of the spleen;

4, partial resection of one side of the kidneys or renal dysfunction of the kidney of the middle degree.

(7), pelvic injury to:

1, pelvic tilt, the length of the two lower limbs differ by more than 4cm;

2, pelvic severe deformity healing;

3, urethral stenosis;

4, partial resection of the bladder;

5, one side of the ureter is absent or atretic;

6, partial hysterectomy;

7, rectum of the uterus;

7, partial resection of the uterus. p>

7, rectal and anal injuries, leaving a permanent sigmoid stoma.

(H), perineal injury to:

1, penile glans missing (or deformed) more than 50%;

2, scrotal injury, scar formation of more than 75%.

(ix), limb injury to:

1, both hands are missing (or loss of function) more than 10%;

2, both hands of sensory loss of more than 50%;

3, the forearm of the upper limbs of the complete loss of rotary function;

4, both feet, ten toes are missing (or loss of function) more than 50%;

5, the arch of a foot structure Destruction;

6, Difference in length of both upper limbs of more than 10cm;

7, Difference in length of both lower limbs of more than 4cm;

8, Comminuted fracture of one epiphyseal plate of one long bone of each limb;

9, Loss of function of one limb of more than 25%? [1]?

(x), skin injury resulting in scar formation of more than 12% of the body surface area.

Tenth-degree disability

(I), craniocerebral, spinal cord and peripheral nerve injuries resulting in:

1. Neurological dysfunction, with mild limitation of the ability to perform daily activities;

2. Traumatic epilepsy, which can be controlled by medication but is left behind with moderate or more changes in the electroencephalogram;

3. Mild aphasia or dysarthria;

4. Mild unilateral Facial paralysis, difficult to recover;

5, Mild involuntary movement or ****济调调;

6、Strabismus, diplopia, visual illusions, nystagmus and other visual disorders;

7, Hemi or paraplegic type of shallow sensory dissociative deficits

8, Complete sensory deficits in one limb

9, Segmental complete sensory deficits;

10, affecting the erectile function of the penis.

(2), head and face injury to:

1, one eye low vision grade 1;

2, one side of the eyelid ptosis or deformity;

3, one eye field of vision moderate defect (diameter of less than 60 °);

4, lacrimal duct damage, the legacy of tear symptoms;

5, intraocular foreign body retention

6, traumatic Cataract;

7, traumatic cerebrospinal fluid leakage from the nose or ear;

8, maxillary and mandibular defects, tooth loss of more than four;

9, oral injury, tooth loss of more than eight;

10, oral or temporomandibular joint injury, mild restriction in opening the mouth;

11, partial loss of the tip of the tongue (or deformity);

12, moderately severe hearing impairment in one ear; or moderate hearing impairment in both ears;

13, loss (or deformity) of more than 10% of the auricle on one side;

14, loss (or deformity) of the tip of the nose;

15, facial scar formation, with an area of more than 6 square centimeters; or facial lineal scarring of more than 10 cm;

16, facial fine Fatigue scars (or obvious changes in pigmentation) in an area of more than 15 square centimeters;

17, scalp hairless more than 40 square centimeters;

18, cranial defect more than 4 square centimeters, the remaining neurological signs and symptoms of mild; or cranial defect more than 6 square centimeters, no neurological signs and symptoms;

19, maxillofacial bone and soft tissue defects 8 cubic centimeters to? [1]? above.

(3), spinal injury to:

1, cervical or lumbar vertebrae deformity healing stage, neck or lumbar mobility loss of more than 10%;

2, thoracic vertebrae deformity healing, mildly affecting the respiratory function;

3, thoracic or lumbar vertebrae, one vertebrae one-third of the body of more than compression fracture.

(D), neck injury to:

1, scar formation, loss of neck mobility of more than 10%;

2, mildly affect the respiratory and swallowing function;

3, anterior cervical triangle scar area of more than 20 square centimeters.

(E), chest injury to:

1, partial loss (or deformity) of one breast on the female side;

2, fracture of more than 4 ribs; or loss of more than 2 ribs;

3, rupture of the lungs to repair;

4, adhesion of the pleura or deformity of the thorax.

(6), abdominal injuries to:

1, stomach, intestines, digestive glands and other rupture repair;

2, gallbladder rupture repair;

3, mesenteric injury repair;

4, spleen rupture repair;

5, renal rupture repair or renal dysfunction of a mild nature;

6, diaphragm rupture repair.

(7), pelvic injury to:

1, pelvic tilt, the length of the two lower limbs differ by more than 2cm;

2, pelvic deformity healing;

3, one side of the ovary missing or completely atrophied;

4, one side of the tubes are missing or atresia;

5, uterine rupture repair;

6, one side of the Severe ureteral stenosis;

7, Ruptured bladder repair;

8, Mild urethral stenosis;

9, Rectal and anal injuries with scar formation and defecation dysfunction.

(H), perineal injury to:

1, penile glans missing (or deformity) more than 25%;

2, penile prepuce injury, scar formation, affecting the function;

3, one side of the vas deferens missing (or atresia);

4, one side of the testicles are missing or completely atrophied

5, scrotal injury, scar formation 50% or more.

(ix) Vulvar and vaginal injuries resulting in vaginal stenosis, affecting function.

(10), limb injury to:

1, both hands are missing (or loss of function) more than 5%;

2, both hands of sensory loss of more than 25%;

3, the forearm of the upper limbs of the forearm rotational loss of function of more than 50;

4, the arch of one foot structural destruction of more than 1 / 3;

5, both feet ten toes missing (or loss of function) more than 20%. function) by more than 20%;

6. Difference in length of both upper limbs by more than 4cm;

7. Difference in length of both lower limbs by more than 2cm;

8. Linear fracture of the long bones of the limbs above one epiphyseal plate;

9. Loss of function of one limb by more than 10%.

(xi) Skin injury resulting in paralytic scar formation of more than 4% of the body surface area .

Expanded Information:

Disability Determination Required Information:

No matter what kind of through the commissioned in any way, the injured person has to provide the relevant materials. Traffic accident disability appraisal material is complete, full, true, directly related to the judicial appraisal institutions will accept. The more adequate and complete the material, the more conducive to the judicial appraisal organization of the injured person's injuries to make a fair, just and reasonable level of disability.

1, admission records

2, discharge records;

3, discharge summary;

4, medical records;

5, disease diagnosis certificate;

6, X-rays, CT and diagnostic reports of the early stage of the injury and the end of the treatment;

7, the certificate of recognition of traffic accidents;

8, Traffic accident victims ID card or household registration;

9, disability appraisal power of attorney (if the treatment has not yet been completed or discharged from the hospital for the injured, due to mediation needs to provide the appraisal level of the disability appraisal ahead of time, should be explained in the disability appraisal power of attorney).

Traffic accident disability appraisal process:

1, test, appraisal, assessment agencies, personnel to accept the public security organs, traffic management department assigned, commissioned or commissioned by the parties should be completed within the prescribed period of time for the test, appraisal, assessment. Test, appraisal, assessment results to determine, should issue a written conclusion, by the test, appraisal, assessment of the signature and stamped with the agency's seal.

2, the public security organs of the traffic management department shall receive the test, appraisal results within two days after the test, appraisal of a copy of the conclusion to the parties. The public security organs of the traffic management department of the test, the conclusion of the objections, you can receive a copy of the test, the conclusion of the test within three days after the application for re-examination, appraisal. The county-level public security organs, the head of the traffic management department for approval, should be separately assigned or entrusted to professional and technical personnel, qualified appraisal institutions for re-examination and appraisal.

3, the parties entrusted to their own test, appraisal, assessment of the conclusion of the objection, you can receive the test, appraisal, assessment of the conclusion of the test, appraisal, appraisal within three days after the commissioning of a separate test, appraisal, assessment, and inform the public security organs of the traffic management department, the public security organs of the traffic management department to be filed.

4, application for re-examination, appraisal, assessment to a limit of one. Re-examination, appraisal, assessment of the time limit and inspection, appraisal, assessment of the same time limit.

5, the assessment. Assessor assessment of the end of the assessment should be made and signed. Evaluation of the book, including general information, case description, medical records, records of test results, analysis and conclusions and other content.

6, different appraisal organizations on the same identification of the object issued more than one appraisal, if the appraisal agencies have the legal qualifications of the appraisal, should be based on the appraisal of the level of the appraisal agency, generally should be credited to a higher level of appraisal agencies to make the identification of the conclusion, to exclude those who are lower level of appraisal agencies to make the identification of the conclusion of the appraisal of the appraisal

Baidu Encyclopedia: Traffic Accident Disability Determination Standards