Raymond G. Maxson, Claimant-Appellant v. Hershel W. Gober, Acting Secretary of Veterans Affairs

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• recognizing that lengthy periods of time without symptoms or treatment can weigh against a claim
• holding that the Board may take into consideration the passage of a lengthy period of time in which the Veteran did not complain of the disorder at issue
• holding that the Board may take into consideration the passage of a lengthy period of time in which the Veteran did not complain of the disorder at issue
• lengthy period of absence of medical complaints for condition can be considered as a factor in resolving claim
• evidence of a prolonged period without medical complaint after service can be considered along with other factors in the analysis of a service connection claim
• service incurrence may be rebutted by the absence of medical treatment of the claimed condition for many years after service

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