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The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board denied reconsideration of a prior award finding the applicant sustained industrial injury to his back and psyche, but not to his heart and internal system. The applicant argued the medical opinions regarding the lack of internal injury and the apportionment of permanent disability were not substantial evidence. The Board found the medical opinions, particularly from Dr. Arora regarding internal injuries, were well-reasoned and supported by the record. The Board also upheld the apportionment of permanent disability by Drs. Sohn and Miles, finding it based on correct legal theory and substantial evidence, considering prior documented injuries.
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The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board denied reconsideration of a prior award finding the applicant sustained industrial injury to his back and psyche, but not to his heart and internal system. The applicant argued the medical opinions regarding the lack of internal injury and the apportionment of permanent disability were not substantial evidence. The Board found the medical opinions, particularly from Dr. Arora regarding internal injuries, were well-reasoned and supported by the record. The Board also upheld the apportionment of permanent disability by Drs. Sohn and Miles, finding it based on correct legal theory and substantial evidence, considering prior documented injuries.
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