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Abstract
The study of reevaluation of permanent infirmity cases had shown marked shortage in all medicolegal sources and in other sciences that may deal with study of infirmities. from the civil and legal points of view, the infirmity is defined as a permanent partial or complete loss of an organ or its function. However, the process of disability evaluation needs more details that may help in the accuracy of evaluation.
Thus, the purpose of studying such an important subject was to clear up some of the problems or difficulties that may face the medicolegal physician or any legislative personnel that may be concerned with the process of evaluation, especially after the marked progression of the medical diagnostic equipments, in the medical treatment and of the surgical techniques.
This study had stressed on proofing the presence of an infirmity and on the direct relation between the initial injury and the resulting disability and on reevaluation of cases that show controversy about there evaluation. During this study, it was thought that it would be able to fulfill most of the shortage that the process of evaluation is in need of, but it was really difficult to deal with all these problems which actually needs several advanced research.
In spite of the high number of cases examined, there were several infirmities not included in this study, as the cases presented during the years 2005-2006 did not include these infirmities or due to the interference between what is applied in practical forensic and at the court, such as the problem of teeth loss.