Recurrent Subluxation or Lateral Instability of the Knee
VA disability rating criteria for Recurrent Subluxation or Lateral Instability of the Knee under Diagnostic Code 5257. The VA assigns ratings of 0%, 10%, 20%, 30% based on the severity and functional impact of your condition.
Rating Criteria
Slight recurrent subluxation or lateral instability of the knee: Minimal, with only occasional buckling or giving way without significant functional impact.
Note: Objective evidence of instability required (e.g., Lachman test, stress X-rays).
Slight recurrent subluxation or lateral instability
Note: Objective evidence of instability required (e.g., Lachman test, stress X-rays). DC 5257 has no 0% tier; minimum compensable rating is 10%.
Moderate recurrent subluxation or lateral instability
Severe recurrent subluxation or lateral instability
Secondary Conditions
1 known secondary condition linked to Recurrent Subluxation or Lateral Instability of the Knee
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