· 3/26/1990
Kathryn E. TRENARY, Appellant, v. Otis R. BOWEN, Secretary of Health and Human Services, Appellee
Citations
- 898 F.2d 1361
- 1990 U.S. App. LEXIS 4381
- 1990 WL 32241
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- holding there must be some evidence to establish a functional loss resulting from said diagnosis
- critical question in disability claim is not diagnosis, but rather functional limitations imposed by impairment
- critical question in disability claim is not diagnosis, but rather functional limitations imposed by impairment
- critical question in disability claim is not diagnosis, but rather functional limitations imposed by impairment
- a diagnosis alone does not infer disability; there must be a functional loss establishing the inability to engage in substantial gainful activity
- critical question in disability claim is not diagnosis, but functional limitations imposed by impairment
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Judges: Arnold, Magill, Gibson
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