Lucille N. BORDERS, Appellant, v. Margaret M. HECKLER, Secretary, Department of Health and Human Services, Appellee

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• holding that there was good cause for not submitting evidence of a third laminectomy because the evidence did not exist prior
• holding that medical evidence showing a claimant underwent a third lumbar laminectomy is considered new evidence because it “would tend to show that the first two laminectomies had not corrected the problem sufficiently . . . .”
• evidence of post-hearing operation on claimant's back relevant to question whether back condition was disabling, as well as supportive of subjective claim of disabling pain
• identifying four prerequisites for remand motion

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