1. The "Military Disability Rating Standards" are as follows:

1. Have one of the following disabilities, organ loss or complete loss of function, other organs cannot compensate, and special medical treatment is required Dependence and complete nursing dependence are classified as Level 1:

Vegetative state (lasting for more than three months); extremely severe mental retardation; quadriplegia muscle strength level 3 or tripeplegia muscle strength level 2; severe exercise Disability; loss of both elbow joints or complete loss of function (including elbow joint disconnection); loss of both lower limbs and one upper limb (the upper third of the femur and the upper third of the humerus are missing); shoulders, elbows, hips, The function of more than 5 joints in the knee joint is completely lost.

Complete paraplegia due to spinal cord injury; scars all over the body accounting for >90% of the body surface area, more than 6 joint dysfunctions in the large joints of the limbs; full facial scars and severe disfigurement; removal of both eyes; no light perception in both eyes or Only light perception but inaccurate light positioning; bilateral maxillary and mandibular defects; dyspnea grade IV, requiring life-long dependence on mechanical ventilation; most of the small intestine resected, leaving less than 50 cm of residual small intestine; the transplanted intestine is incompetent after small intestine transplantation and cannot be Tolerate enteral nutrition or normal diet; chronic renal insufficiency (uremic stage) for more than 6 months requires lifelong hemodialysis maintenance treatment (kidney transplant surgery is not possible).

2. Those who have one of the following disabilities, serious organ defects or malformations, severe dysfunction or complications, special medical dependence and most nursing dependence are classified as Level 2:

< p>Severe mental retardation; complete bilateral paralysis of the posterior group of cranial nerves; triplegia with muscle strength level 3 or paraplegia or hemiplegia with muscle strength level 2; organic mental disorder, schizophrenia, duration ≥ 2 years, and continuous hospitalization ≥2 years, the symptoms do not relieve, and the ability to live, work and socialize is basically lost; both forearms are missing or the functions of both hands are completely lost (excluding elbow joint disconnection); both lower limbs are missing at a high level (more than the upper third of the femur); both knees , both ankles are ankylosed in non-functional positions or their functions are completely lost; four joint functions of the shoulders, elbows, hips, and knees are completely lost.

Scars all over the body account for >80% of the body surface area, and more than 4 joints in the large joints of the limbs are dysfunctional; facial scars account for 90% of the entire face and are severely disfigured; one eye has or has no light perception, and the other eye has corrected vision ≤0.02 or binocular visual field ≤8% (or radius ≤5°); binocular corrected visual acuity <0.02 or binocular visual field ≤8% (or radius ≤5°); bilateral maxillary or bilateral mandibular complete loss; one maxillary The opposite side of the mandible was completely missing; the lung function was severely damaged, dyspnea was grade IV, and he needed to rely on oxygen therapy to maintain his life.

After esophageal injury, esophageal reconstruction cannot be performed, and the patient relies on gastrostomy or jejunostomy for eating; tracheoesophageal fistula cannot be repaired surgically, and normal eating cannot be performed; after double lung or combined heart-lung transplantation; organic heart disease Heart function class IV or ventricular enlargement with left ventricular ejection fraction ≤35% (including plateau heart disease heart function class IV); hemodynamically unstable ventricular heartbeat caused by more than two repeated episodes of organic heart disease Tachycardia/ventricular fibrillation (organic heart disease excluding acute myocardial infarction within 40 days); small bowel transplantation (able to tolerate normal diet or enteral nutrition).

Resection of most of the small intestine, leaving a residual small intestine of 50-100cm; after liver resection or bile duct injury with severe liver function impairment; after orthotopic liver transplantation; portal hypertension triad or cloth- Budd-chiari syndrome; total pancreatectomy; chronic renal insufficiency (renal failure stage) for more than 6 months, lifelong dependence on drug treatment or intermittent dialysis; pneumoconiosis stage III with moderate damage to lung function, or dyspnea III Grade III; after radiation pneumonitis, pulmonary fibrosis in more than two lobes, accompanied by moderate damage to lung function or dyspnea.

Acute leukemia does not remit after treatment; severe aplastic anemia (does not remit after immunotherapy or hematopoietic stem cell transplantation); myelodysplastic syndrome RAEB; lymphoma stages III to IV, the condition continues to progress after treatment ; Acute very severe myeloid radiation sickness.

3. Those who have one of the following disabilities, serious organ defects or malformations, severe dysfunction or complications, and special medical dependence and partial nursing dependence are classified as level three:

Moderate movement disorder; paraplegia or hemiplegia, muscle strength level 3; total muscle paralysis of both hands, muscle strength level 3; bilateral incomplete paralysis of the posterior group of cranial nerves, or complete unilateral paralysis; organic mental disorder, schizophrenia, course of disease ≥2 years, after systemic treatment ≥3 times per year, the symptoms are still incompletely relieved or there is dangerous or impulsive behavior, and most of the life, labor and social abilities are lost; one hand is missing (wrist joint plane), and the thumb of the other hand is missing (including the metacarpal bone); The thumbs and index fingers (including the metacarpal bones) of both hands are missing or their functions are completely lost.

Absence of the upper elbow (including disconnection of the elbow joint); loss of the wrist joint plane on one side or complete loss of hand function on one side, accompanied by moderate insufficiency of the other hand; two of the hip and knee joints One joint is missing or non-functional and the other joint is severely dysfunctional; unilateral wrist loss is combined with one ankle loss; scars all over the body account for >70% of the body surface area, and more than 2 joints in the large joints of the limbs are dysfunctional; facial scars are >80 % and moderate disfigurement; one eye has or has no light perception, the other eye's corrected visual acuity is ≤0.05 or the visual field is ≤16% (or radius ≤10°).

The corrected visual acuity of both eyes is <0.05 or the visual field of both eyes is ≤16% (or the radius is ≤10°); one eyeball is enucleated or the orbital contents are gouged out, and the corrected visual acuity of the other eye is <0.3 or the visual field is ≤24% (or radius ≤15°); breathing is completely dependent on tracheal tube or stoma; no swallowing function, completely dependent on gastric tube for feeding; complete loss of upper and lower mandibles on the same side; complete loss of upper or lower mandibles on one side, accompanied by oral and facial soft tissues Defect >30cm2; severe lung function impairment, dyspnea grade III; one side of pneumonectomy and thorax reconstruction, or one side of thorax reconstruction (removal of ≥6 ribs) with moderate lung function impairment.

Structural heart disease with cardiac function class III or ventricular enlargement with left ventricular ejection fraction ≤40% (including plateau heart disease with cardiac function class III); III° atrioventricular block, not installed Permanent pacemaker; aortic dissection aneurysm (without surgery); grade 3 hypertension with severe damage to any organ of the heart, brain, and kidneys (including grade 3 plateau hypertension); full-thickness abdominal wall defect ≥1/ 2. Unrepairable; after liver resection or bile duct injury with moderate liver function impairment; most of the small intestine removed, leaving 100--150cm of residual small intestine; chronic renal insufficiency (renal decompensation period of more than 6 months).

After renal transplantation, transplanted kidney insufficiency (compensated renal insufficiency); permanent ureteroabdominal wall fistula; total cystectomy; decompensated cirrhosis Child-Pugh class C, recurrent Hepatic encephalopathy or refractory ascites; severe inflammatory bowel disease (glucocorticoid dependence, resistance, or persistent disease activity during glucocorticoid use); recurrent intestinal obstruction caused by multiple abdominal surgeries, abdominal inflammation, or abdominal radiation. Accompanied by malnutrition; pneumoconiosis stage III.

Pneumoconiosis stage II with moderate damage to lung function or dyspnea grade III; pneumoconiosis stage I and II with active pulmonary tuberculosis; pulmonary fibrosis in both lobes after radiation pneumonitis, with moderate damage to lung function or dyspnea Grade III; lymphoma stage III to IV, requiring regular chemotherapy; islet cell tumor (including hyperplasia) relapses after surgery; patients with one of the following complications of diabetes: cardiac function grade III, decompensated renal insufficiency, and proliferative retina in both eyes Lesions and gangrene of the lower limbs leading to amputation.

4. Those who have one of the following cruel conditions, serious organ defects or malformations, severe dysfunction or complications, special medical dependence and a small degree of nursing dependence are classified as Level 4:

< p>Moderate mental retardation; severe epilepsy; complete mixed aphasia or complete sensory aphasia; partial muscle paralysis of both hands, level 2; single limb paralysis, level 2; total muscle paralysis of both feet, level 2; organic matter Sexual psychosis, schizophrenia, duration of disease ≥ 2 years, systemic treatment ≥ 2 times per year, still prominent delusions, persistent or recurring hallucinations, poor thinking, reduced will, apathy and other symptoms, life, labor and social interaction Partial loss of ability; complete loss or non-function of the carpometacarpal joint planes of both thumbs.

The forearm is missing or the hand function is completely lost; one calf is missing below the knee and the other forefoot is missing; one lower limb is amputated at a high position; the ankle plane of one foot is missing and the function of the other foot is completely lost; both legs are missing below the knee; Incomplete paraplegia after spinal injury, muscle strength of both lower limbs is level 4 with urinary and defecation dysfunction; scars all over the body account for >60% of the body surface area, and one of the major joints of the limbs is dysfunctional; facial scars are >60% and mildly disfigured; one glance With or without light perception, the corrected visual acuity of the other eye is <0.3 or the visual field is ≤32% (or radius ≤20°).

Corrected visual acuity of one eye <0.05, corrected visual acuity of the other eye ≤0.1; corrected visual acuity of both eyes <0.1 or visual field ≤32% (or radius ≤20°); bilateral sensorineural deafness, bilateral hearing loss ≥90dBHL; dysphagia, only liquid food can be taken; partial maxillary defect on one side, accompanied by oral and facial soft tissue defects >20cm2; mandibular defect of more than 8cm, accompanied by oral and facial soft tissue defects >20cm2; bilateral temporomandibular joint ankylosis, Complete inability to open the mouth; tongue defect > 2/3 of the entire tongue; complete facial paralysis on both sides; moderate impairment of lung function, dyspnea grade II.

One side of pneumonectomy or bilateral lobectomy with moderate lung function impairment, dyspnea grade II; severe chest trauma accompanied by dyspnea grade II; esophageal reconstruction has stenosis and can only take liquid food ; After heart transplantation; after single lung transplantation; Mohs II° type II atrioventricular block or sick sinus syndrome, requiring implantation but unable to implant a permanent pacemaker due to contraindications; patients in whom treatment is ineffective. Structural heart disease with more than two repeated episodes of hemodynamically unstable ventricular tachycardia or ventricular fibrillation; total gastrectomy.

Most small bowel resection, including ileocecal or right hemicolectomy, residual small bowel 150-200cm; total colon, rectum and anal resection, ileostomy; severe anal defecation incontinence after trauma; pancreatic subtotal Resection combined with insulin dependence; renal transplantation; permanent cystostomy; neurogenic bladder with bilateral hydronephrosis and residual urine volume >50ml; missing penis; bilateral ovarian resection or loss of function in nulliparous women under 50 years old; Severe contracture and deformity of the perineum and vagina that are difficult to repair; vaginal atresia; chronic pancreatitis with pancreatic function damage, diabetes or moderate to severe malnutrition, requiring long-term replacement therapy with insulin or digestive enzymes.

Pneumoconiosis stage II; pneumoconiosis stage I with moderate lung function impairment or dyspnea grade II; decompensated liver cirrhosis Child-Pugh class B or C, with esophageal and gastric variceal bleeding, Hepatic encephalopathy or ascites; agranulocytosis, long-term dependence on drug treatment; acute severe myeloid radiation sickness; progression of chronic myelogenous leukemia after treatment or recurrence after hematopoietic stem cell transplantation; chronic aplastic anemia, hemoglobin persistently lower than 60g/L, Long-term treatment is required.

For frequent paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria, the hemoglobin is persistently lower than 60 g/L and requires long-term treatment; for myelodysplastic syndrome, the hemoglobin is persistently lower than 60 g/L and requires long-term treatment; Chronic extensive graft-versus-host disease after hematopoietic stem cell transplantation; type 1 diabetes with diabetic nephropathy or binocular proliferative retinopathy; functional pituitary tumors, functional adrenal tumors (primary aldosteronism, hypercortisolism, philophilia Chromocytoma, etc.) cannot be operated on due to contraindications or may relapse after surgery.

5. Those who have one of the following cruel conditions, most of their organs are missing or obviously deformed, have severe dysfunction or complications, and are generally dependent on medical treatment, are classified as Level 5:

Complete motor or incomplete sensory aphasia; complete apraxia, agraphia, alexia, agnosia; quadriplegia, muscle strength level 4; single limb paralysis, muscle strength level 3; total muscle paralysis of one hand, muscle strength level 3; Total muscle paralysis of both feet, grade 3; unilateral incomplete paralysis of the posterior group of cranial nerves; partial muscle paralysis of both hands, grade 3; organic mental disorder, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, duration of disease ≥ 2 years, frequent Systemic treatment ≥ 1 time, some symptoms such as hallucinations, delusions, slow emotional response, hypovolition, depression, passivity, etc. still remain, and labor and social abilities are partially lost.

Unilateral loss below the knee; one hand’s thumb is missing (including the metacarpal bone), and the other hand’s three fingers are missing except for the thumb; one hand’s thumb has no function, and the other hand’s three fingers except for the thumb are missing; both forefoots are missing (metatarsal bones) distally including the metatarsal bone); complete loss of function of one hip (or knee); scars all over the body accounting for >50% of the body surface area; scars on the face >40% and meeting one of the six disfigurement criteria; bilateral breasts in nulliparous women under 50 years old Complete defect or severe scar deformity.

Bilateral mastectomy for childless women under 50 years old; corrected visual acuity in one eye <0.05, corrected visual acuity in the other eye <0.3 or visual field of both eyes ≤40% (or radius ≤25°); corrected visual acuity in one eye <0.1, Corrected visual acuity of the other eye <0.3; corrected visual acuity of both eyes < 0.3 or visual field of both eyes ≤ 40% (or radius 25°); removal of one eyeball, 0.3 ≤ corrected visual acuity of the other eye < 0.8; complete paralysis of the third cranial nerve; traumatic injury to both eyes After glaucoma surgery, drugs are required to maintain intraocular pressure, and the visual field is ≤48% (or radius ≤30°).

Binaural sensorineural deafness, hearing loss in both ears ≥80dBHL; nasal defect >1/3 or complete defect of both auricles; complete facial paralysis on one side combined with incomplete facial paralysis on the other side; 1 Partial maxillary defect on the lateral side, accompanied by oral and facial soft tissue defects >10cm2; mandibular defect longer than 4cm, accompanied by oral and facial soft tissue defects >10cm2; upper lip or lower lip defect >1/2; cheek perforation defect >20cm2; Tongue defect > 1/3 of the entire tongue; after heart valve replacement or plasty; coronary artery bypass grafting and ventricular aneurysm resection.

Thoracic aorta reconstruction with vascular substitutes, if there are still other thoracic aortic dissections or aneurysms after surgery; after endovascular stent treatment of thoracic aortic dissection or aneurysm; myocardial surgery after penetrating cardiac injury repair Ischemia or myocardial infarction; mild impairment of lung function and grade I dyspnea after bilateral lobectomy or lobectomy and thorax reconstruction; severe chest trauma and mild lung function impairment, grade I dyspnea; trachea Airway stenosis or swallowing dysfunction left after surgical repair or stent treatment of esophageal fistula; cardiac function class II of organic heart disease, or left ventricular ejection fraction ≤45% (including heart function class II of plateau heart disease).

Grade 3 hypertension with moderate damage to any of the heart, brain, and kidney organs (including grade 3 plateau hypertension); various cardiac arrhythmias accompanied by permanent pacemaker implantation; anus , Rectal resection, partial colon resection, colostomy; resection of most of the small intestine, residual small intestine 150-200cm, ileocecal preservation; post-hepatectomy or bile duct injury with mild liver function impairment; 2/3 pancreatic resection with insulin dependence ; Chronic renal insufficiency (renal insufficiency with a compensatory period of more than 6 months).

Kidney disease with 24-hour urine protein quantification >2.0g, lasting for more than 6 months, pathological diagnosis confirmed by renal biopsy, long-term dependence on drug treatment; primary complete renal tubular acidosis, life-long dependence on drug treatment ;Child-Pugh class A in the compensated stage of liver cirrhosis, accompanied by esophageal and gastric varices; severe chronic active hepatitis; inflammatory bowel disease after taking immunomodulators for more than 2 years, but symptoms still occur or are accompanied by malnutrition; chronic pancreatitis With repeated acute attacks; urethral fistula cannot be repaired.

Both testicles and epididymis are defective, and reproductive function is severely damaged; both vas deferens are defective and cannot be repaired; hysterectomy or subtotal resection in infertile women under 50 years old; bilateral fallopian tube resection in infertile women under 50 years old ; Pregnant women under 50 years of age have bilateral ovaries removed or non-functioning; perineal scars causing vaginal stenosis, external urethral orifice stenosis, and anal stenosis that cannot be repaired (up to 2 of them); complete central diabetes insipidus with more than one anterior pituitary gland The target gland axis function of the lobe is damaged; the target gland axis function of more than two anterior pituitary lobes is damaged; urethral stricture requires regular dilation; bilateral adrenal gland loss or adrenocortical insufficiency requires long-term drug replacement therapy.

Neurogenic bladder without hydronephrosis; lymphoma stages I and II require regular chemotherapy; persistent thrombocytopenia (≤30×109/L) is refractory to treatment with recurrent bleeding; gout is accompanied by severe Complications (impaired joint function due to tophi or impaired renal function due to gouty nephropathy).

6. Those who have one of the following disabilities, most of the organs are missing or obviously deformed, have moderate dysfunction or complications, and are generally dependent on medical treatment, are classified as Level 6:

Mild mental retardation; moderate epilepsy; mild movement disorder; three-limb paralysis with muscle strength level 4; partial muscle paralysis of both feet with muscle strength level 2; total muscle paralysis of one foot with muscle strength level 2; after lobotomy; Chair- II malformation and syringomyelia with motor and sensory impairment; organic mental disorder, schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, delusional disorder, bipolar disorder, disease duration ≥ 1 year, mental illness after ≥ 1 systemic treatment Symptoms are relieved but maintenance treatment is still required; manic episode, recurrent depressive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, disease duration ≥ 2 years, maintenance treatment is still required after ≥ 2 systemic treatments.

Obsessive-compulsive disorder, with a course of ≥2 years, systemic treatment ≥2 times, incomplete symptom relief, and maintenance treatment is required; personality changes: manifested by emotional instability, lack of self-control, irritability, and recurrence Rage attacks and aggressive behaviors, behaviors without regard to consequences, symptoms lasting ≥ 1 year, and social functions are significantly impaired; one thumb is missing beyond the metacarpal bone (including the metacarpal bone); one thumb has no function, and the other hand has the function of two fingers except the thumb Complete loss; three fingers of one hand (including thumb) are missing beyond the metacarpophalangeal joint.

Except for the thumb, the remaining four fingers are missing or have complete loss of function beyond the metacarpophalangeal joints; complete loss of function of one of the shoulder, elbow, and wrist joints; severe dysfunction of one hip or one knee joint; one side below the ankle Missing; deformity of one ankle joint, complete loss of function; fracture of lower limbs with angular deformity >15°, and limb shortening >4cm; artificial joint replacement of large joints of limbs; nasal defect >1/4 or complete defect of one auricle ; Whole body scars occupy >40% of the body surface area; facial scars >20%; full scalp defect or scarring alopecia.

Female bilateral breasts are completely missing or severely scarred and deformed; the corrected visual acuity of one eye is ≤0.05, the corrected visual acuity of the other eye is equal to 0.3 or the visual field of both eyes is ≤48% (or the radius is ≤30°); the corrected visual acuity of both eyes is equal to 0.3 or Visual field of both eyes ≤48% (or radius ≤30°); one eyeball removed and the corrected visual acuity of the other eye ≥0.8; bilateral sensorineural deafness, bilateral hearing loss ≥70dBHL; vestibular dysfunction, difficulty walking with eyes open, and inability to Standing on two feet; bilateral temporomandibular joint dysfunction, mouth opening (the distance between the incisal edges of the upper and lower central incisors, the same below) is <1cm.

Oral and facial soft tissue defects >20cm2; complete facial paralysis on one side; mild impairment of lung function after lung blast injury, dyspnea grade I; lumen stenosis accompanied by dyspnea after trachea and bronchoplasty Grade I, or after stent surgery; Recurrent laryngeal nerve injury causes choking, coughing, and aspiration; swallowing disorder, only semi-liquid food can be taken; After esophageal reconstruction, anastomotic stenosis is confirmed by angiography, and only semi-liquid food can be taken, or endoscopy It is confirmed that reflux esophagitis mucosal damage fuses ≥2/3 around the tube.

Bronchopleural fistula; persistent atrial fibrillation that has not been converted after treatment; coronary heart disease accompanied by angina pectoris, and the presence of diseased blood vessels with a stenosis of ≥50% confirmed by coronary angiography or coronary CT three-dimensional reconstruction; coronary arteries After bypass transplantation; after interventional therapy for coronary artery disease; Mohs II° type II atrioventricular block or sick sinus syndrome, permanent pacemaker implantation; high altitude heart disease, cardiac function class I; gastric Resection ≥2/3; pancreatic resection ≥1/2 with insulin dependence; abdominal wall defect ≥1/4, which cannot be repaired.

Hypothyroidism; hypoparathyroidism; primary hyperparathyroidism with moderate osteoporosis after surgery; complete central diabetes insipidus; endocrine-derived infiltrative exophthalmos; Diabetes is complicated by significant damage to two or more organs such as nerves, cardiovascular, cerebrovascular, kidneys, and retinas, or severe orthostatic hypotension; kidney damage causes hypertension; one side of the kidney is removed; bilateral testicular atrophy, and blood testosterone is lower than normal ; Erectile dysfunction after trauma; after partial penectomy (near the coronal sulcus).

Unilateral oophorectomy for childless women under 50 years old; pelvic fracture leading to birth canal stenosis (for childless women under 50 years old); perineal scars leading to vaginal stenosis or external urethral orifice stenosis or anal stenosis, which cannot be repaired; Pneumoconiosis stage I, mild lung function impairment, dyspnea grade I; pulmonary fibrosis, lung function mild impairment, dyspnea grade I; inhalation lung injury with mild lung function impairment, dyspnea grade I; lobectomy, And mild lung function impairment, dyspnea level I; severe asthma.

Bronchiectasis accompanied by recurrent infection or hemoptysis (≥3 times per year, hemoptysis amount is more than 30ml each time); chronic active pulmonary tuberculosis has been treated regularly for ≥2 years, and the sputum is positive for Mycobacterium tuberculosis; kidney disease causes 24-hour urination The protein quantification is 0.5g to 1.9g for more than 6 months. The pathological diagnosis is confirmed by renal biopsy and long-term dependence on drug treatment; primary incomplete renal tubular acidosis requires lifelong dependence on drug treatment; compensated liver cirrhosis (Child) -Pugh Class A) with mild liver function impairment; moderate chronic active hepatitis (liver histopathological examination G3S1-3/G1-3S3).

Recurrent unexplained gastrointestinal bleeding and chronic moderate or above anemia; complete remission of leukemia or hematopoietic stem cell transplantation; complete remission of lymphoma; moderate myeloid radiation disease; three rheumatoid arthritis Stage II changes in the above joint areas on plain X-ray films; grade II changes in bilateral sacroiliac joints on plain X-ray films for ankylosing spondylitis or confirmed by CT films; diffuse connective tissue disease or systemic vasculitis; an anterior pituitary target Impaired gland axis function; foreign body pigmentation or depigmentation exceeding 50% of the total facial area; severe idiopathic osteoporosis or severe osteoporosis with fragility fractures.

7. Those who have one of the following disabilities, most of the organs are defective or deformed, have mild dysfunction or complications, and are generally dependent on medical treatment, are classified as Level 7:

No Complete apraxia, agraphia, alexia, agnosia or incomplete motor aphasia; paraplegia or hemiplegia, muscle strength level 4; total muscle paralysis of both hands, muscle strength level 4; partial muscle paralysis of one hand, muscle strength level 3; both feet Partial muscle paralysis, muscle strength grade 3; total muscle paralysis of one foot, muscle strength grade 3; quadrant blindness or hemianopsia; pelvic fracture that is severely displaced, affecting function; one forefoot (far from the metatarsal) is missing, and only the toe remains on the other foot; 1 The side forefoot (far away from the metatarsal bone) is missing, and the other foot, except for the toe, has deformity of 2 to 5 toes and loss of function.

Loss of full function of one foot and partial loss of function of the other foot; loss of the interphalangeal joint of one thumb distal or loss of function of the carpometacarpal joint; except for the thumb, the other 2 to 3 fingers of one hand (including the index finger) Disconnection of the proximal interphalangeal joints, or complete loss of function; loss of all toes on both feet or loss of both toes on one foot and loss of two or more other toes; severe functional insufficiency of one of the shoulder, elbow, wrist, or ankle joints; iliac joint loss Osteomyelitis of bone and calcaneus, recurring for more than one year; limb shortening >4cm; moderate dysfunction of one of the hip or knee joints.

Nose defect>1/5; Cumulative defect of one or both auricles>2/3; Whole body scars accounting for >30% of the body surface area; Facial scars>15%; Scalp defects or scarring alopecia> 50%; One breast of a female is defective or severely scarred, and the other side is partially defected or scarred; one eye has or has no light perception, and the other eye has a corrected visual acuity of ≥0.8; one eye has a corrected visual acuity of ≤0.05, and the other eye has a corrected visual acuity of ≥0.6; one eye Corrected visual acuity ≤ 0.1, corrected visual acuity of the other eye ≥ 0.4; corrected visual acuity of both eyes ≤ 0.4 or visual field of both eyes ≤ 64% (or radius ≤ 40°).

Splenectomy; mild urination disorder with reduced bladder capacity; mild impairment of male reproductive function; unilateral mastectomy for childless women under 50 years old; bilateral mastectomy for women; hysterectomy or secondary mastectomy for pregnant women Total resection; bilateral fallopian tube resection in pregnant women; unilateral ovarian resection in pregnant women; vaginal stenosis; pneumoconiosis stage I, normal lung function; radioactive leukopenia ≤3×109/L; radioactive thrombocytopenia ≤60×109/L; Mild myeloid radiation sickness.

8. Those who have one of the following cruel conditions, partial organ defects, obvious abnormal shapes, mild functional impairment, and general medical dependence are classified as Level 8:

Mild epilepsy ; Single-limb paralysis or total muscle paralysis of one hand, muscle strength level 4; Partial muscle paralysis of both hands, muscle strength level 4; Partial muscle paralysis of both feet, muscle strength level 4; Total muscle paralysis of one foot, muscle strength level 4; Skull defect ≥ 25cm2; Spine defect After internal fixation of the fracture; the proximal interphalangeal joints of two fingers on one hand, except the thumb and index finger, are severed or have complete loss of function; the toes of one foot are missing, and one toe other than the toe of the other foot is missing or the function is completely lost; the toes of one foot are missing or have complete loss of function. In addition, the other three toes are missing or have completely lost their functions.

Fracture of limbs with angular deformity in the direction of non-joint movement ≥15°; chronic osteomyelitis of the long bones of limbs, recurring for more than one year; shortening of lower limbs >2cm; one of the shoulder, elbow, wrist, and ankle joints is functioning poorly Insufficiency of degree; after knee cruciate ligament repair and reconstruction; systemic scars accounting for >20% of the body surface area; facial scars >10%; scalp defects or scarring alopecia >30%; complete loss of one female breast or severe scar deformity; one eye Corrected visual acuity ≤ 0.2, corrected visual acuity of the other eye ≥ 0.5; corrected visual acuity of both eyes ≤ 0.5 or visual field of both eyes ≤ 80% (or radius ≤ 50°).

After thoracic aorta reconstruction with vascular substitutes (the remaining thoracic aorta has no dissection or aneurysm); Abnormal swallowing movement after esophageal trauma or plastic surgery; After esophagectomy and reconstruction; Diaphragm rupture repair Later accompanied by phrenic nerve paralysis; multiple foreign bodies remaining in the lungs; tracheal injury and plastic surgery; partial gastrectomy and gastrointestinal reconstruction; partial small intestine resection; partial liver resection; biliary repair or cholangiojejunostomy; partial pancreatic resection; Bilateral fallopian tube defects cannot be repaired; foreign body pigmentation or depigmentation exceeds 30% of the total facial area.

9. Those with one of the following disabilities, partial organ defects, obviously abnormal shapes, and mild functional impairment are classified as level nine:

Skull defect 9cm2 ~ 24cm2; index finger on one hand Two segments are missing; the metacarpophalangeal joints of one thumb are insufficient; the distal segments of the index and middle fingers of one hand are missing; the distal segments of the toes of one foot are missing; tarsal bone fractures affecting the arch of the foot; fractures of the calcaneus and talus; chronic osteomyelitis of the finger (toe) bones, recurring The onset is more than one year; after spondylolisthesis, disc herniation, patellar fracture or dislocation, meniscectomy (excluding intradiscal decompression); old shoulder dislocation, shoulder arthroplasty, rotator cuff surgery After injury repair.

Ectropion of one eyelid combined with incomplete eyelid closure; symblepharon affecting eyeball rotation; ptosis of the lid and 1/3 of the pupil; orbital wall fracture causing enophthalmos, and the difference in protrusion between the two eyeballs is >2mm Or dislocation and deformation affecting the appearance; palsy of the ophthalmic branch of the fifth cranial nerve; sensorineural deafness, hearing loss in both ears ≥40dBHL or hearing loss in one ear ≥80dBHL; unclear voice and articulation; defect of one or both auricles The total number is >1/5; incomplete facial paralysis on one side; the length of alveolar bone damage is >4cm, and more than 6 teeth have been lost.

Facial deformity and malocclusion after multiple maxillofacial fractures; after cardiac foreign body retention or foreign body removal; after repair of heart and large blood vessel injuries; after lung segmentectomy or repair; after bronchoplasty After; after partial penectomy (beyond the coronal sulcus); after partial nephrectomy; after partial splenectomy; after uterine repair; removal of one testicle and epididymis; one side of the vas deferens is defective and cannot be repaired; one side of the adrenal gland is defective ; Unilateral fallopian tube resection; after vaginal repair or vaginoplasty.

10. Those who have one of the following disabilities, partial organ defects, abnormal shapes, and mild dysfunction are classified as level 10:

Having episodic headaches half a year after brain trauma, Hospitalization for more than 1 month, abnormal electroencephalogram (more than 3 times); borderline intelligence after brain trauma; skull defect 3cm2~9cm2 after brain trauma or skull defect ≥9cm2 after cranioplasty; intracranial foreign body; except thumb, The distal segment of any remaining finger is missing; the spinal vertebra is fractured, and the front edge is highly compressed <1/2, and no surgery is required; the long bone shaft fracture of the limbs is postoperative; the tendon and ligament injury is accompanied by mild functional impairment after surgery.

Non-union of two or more spinal transverse process fractures combined with low back pain; mild functional insufficiency of one of the major joints of the limbs after trauma; systemic scars accounting for >5% of the body surface area; facial scars >2%; scalp defects or Scarring alopecia >5%; corrected visual acuity of one eye ≤0.5, corrected visual acuity of the other eye ≥0.8; corrected visual acuity of both eyes <0.8; radiation or traumatic cataract stage I-II; post-operative intraocular lens of radiation or traumatic cataract, corrected visual acuity Normal or postoperative aphakia with normal corrected visual acuity.

After reconstruction of one or both ears; complete loss of smell; unilateral nasal cavity and/or nostril atresia; temporomandibular joint dysfunction on one side, mouth opening <2.5cm; foreign body retention in the maxillofacial region ; Alveolar bone injury length > 4cm, more than 4 teeth lost; rib fractures ≥ 3; foreign body retention in the lungs; abdominal organ damage repair surgery; partial removal of one ovary; foreign body pigmentation or depigmentation exceeding the entire face Area 25%.

2. Military Disability Pensions:

With reference to Article 26 of the "Regulations on Military Pensions and Preferential Treatments", disabled military personnel who have retired from active service shall enjoy disability pensions according to their disability levels. Disability pensions are issued by the civil affairs department of the county-level people's government. Disabled servicemen who continue to serve in active service due to work needs will be granted disability pensions by their units in accordance with regulations with the approval of military units at or above the military level.

With reference to the provisions of Article 30 of the "Regulations on Pensions and Preferential Treatments for Military Personnel", nursing fees will be paid to disabled servicemen of grades one to four who are dispersedly housed. The standard of nursing fees is:

( 1) For those with first- and second-level disabilities due to war or official duties, 50% of the average monthly salary of local employees; (2) For those with third- or fourth-level disabilities due to war or official duties, 50% of the local average monthly salary 40% of the average monthly salary of employees;

(3) For those with level one to level four disabilities due to illness, it is 30% of the average monthly salary of local employees.

The nursing fees for disabled servicemen who have retired from active service shall be paid by the civil affairs department of the local people's government at or above the county level; the nursing fees for disabled servicemen who have not retired from active service shall be paid by the army where they are located upon approval by units at or above the military level. Give.

With reference to the provisions of Article 31 of the "Regulations on Military Pensions and Preferential Treatments", disabled servicemen need to prepare prosthetic limbs, mobility tricycles and other auxiliary equipment. , the civil affairs department of the provincial people's government is responsible for solving the problem.

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With reference to Article 24 of the "Regulations on Military Pensions and Preferential Treatments", the authority to determine the nature of disability due to war, work, or illness and to assess the level of disability is :

(1) Disabilities of conscripts and junior non-commissioned officers shall be identified and assessed by the health departments of units at or above the military level; Disability shall be identified and assessed by the health department of the military unit at or above the military region level;

(3) If retired military personnel and retired military cadres transferred to the government for resettlement need to identify the nature of disability and assess the disability level, the provincial government shall Identification and assessment by the civil affairs department of the people's government at the same level.

The assessment of disability level shall be based on the medical appraisal opinion of disability level issued by a group of medical and health experts. Disabled military personnel will be issued a "Disabled Military Personnel Certificate of the People's Republic of China" by the agency that determines the nature of the disability and assesses the level of disability.

Official website of the Huanggang Municipal People's Government: Standards for assessing disability levels of military personnel

The Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China: Regulations on Pensions and Preferential Treatment for Military Personnel