Stanley J. Palczewski v. R. James Nicholson

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• holding that where claimant has not alleged a worsening of a service-connected disability, there exists no duty under 38 U.S.C.A. § 5103A for the Secretary to provide a medical examination
• stating that the mere passage of time not a basis for requiring of new examination
• stating that the mere passage of time not a basis for requiring of new examination
• observing that in reviewing a regulation that defines when hearing loss may be a disability, the Court must review the regulation with \substantial deference\ to the Secretary's interpretation
• affirming denial of service connection for hearing loss while remanding for readjudication with regard to tinnitus
• finding that the Board in 2004 did not err in finding a 1999 examination sufficiently contemporaneous to inform its decision because the appellant had not submitted any additional evidence showing a change in his condition, nor had he alleged that his condition had worsened

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