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What level of disability is disfigurement?
Disfigurement is defined as 1- 10 disability, depending on whether the disfigurement is mild or severe. There are also disfigured parts with different grades.

Legal basis: The level of occupational injury and disability of employees in labor ability appraisal is 5.4.

5.4. 1 scoring principle

Serious organ defect or deformity, serious dysfunction or complications, special medical dependence, or partial or no self-care disorder.

5.4.2 Four-level clause series

Those who meet the requirements of 5.4. 1 or one of the following clauses are classified as work-related injury level 4.

1) Moderate mental disorder;

2) Severe epilepsy;

3) Psychotic symptoms, who still lack social skills after 1 year systematic treatment;

4) Muscle strength of single limb paralysis? Secondary;

5) Muscle strength of partial muscle paralysis in both hands? Secondary;

6) cerebrospinal fluid leakage with skull base bone defect can not be repaired or repeated operation failure;

7) Moderate facial disfigurement;

8) Total scar area? 60% of the main joints of limbs, 1 joint activity is limited;

9) Facial scar or skin graft? 1/2 slightly disfigured;

10) complete loss of thumb or function;

1 1) The function of one hand is completely lost and the function of the other hand is partially lost;

12) one elbow missing;

13) one side below the knee is missing, and the other side is missing the forefoot;

14) one side above the knee is missing;

15) One ankle is missing and the other foot is deformed, making it difficult to walk;

16) Does one eye have or have no light perception, and the other eye has corrected visual acuity < 0.2 or visual field? 32% (or radius? 20? );

17) one eye has corrected vision < 0.05, and the other eye has corrected vision? 0. 1;

18) binocular corrected vision < 0. 1 or visual field? 32% (or radius? 20? );

19) binaural hearing loss? 9 1dB;

20) closed teeth or only liquid food due to esophageal stenosis;

2 1) unilateral maxillary defect 1/2 with facial soft tissue injury > > 20cm2;

22) The length of mandibular defect is more than 6cm, accompanied by oral and facial soft tissue injury is more than 20 cm2;;

23) bilateral temporomandibular joint ossification, completely unable to open mouth;

24) cheek perforation defect > > 20cm2;;

25) Bilateral complete facial paralysis;

26) Unilateral pneumonectomy;

27) Bilateral lobectomy;

28) After lobectomy and thoracoplasty;

29) after lobectomy and carina plasty;

30) Unilateral lung transplantation;

3 1) after heart valve replacement;

32) cardiac insufficiency grade Ⅱ;

33) Patients with anastomotic stenosis after esophageal reconstruction can only eat liquid food;

34) Total gastrectomy;

35) pancreatectomy and duodenectomy;

36) 3/4 small bowel resection;

37) 2/3 small bowel resection, including ileocecal resection;

38) Total resection of colon, rectum and anus and ileostomy;

39) Severe anal defecation disorder or incontinence after trauma;

40) hepatectomy 2/3;

4 1) Hepatectomy12, liver function was slightly damaged;

42) Biliary tract injury leads to moderate damage to liver function;

43) Severe damage of parathyroid function;

44) After renal repair, renal insufficiency is decompensated;

45) Decompensation of renal insufficiency after ureteral repair;

46) Permanent cystostomy;

47) Severe dysuria;

48) neurogenic bladder, residual urine? 50mL

49) bilateral adrenal defects;

50) Pneumoconiosis Phase II;

5 1) moderate lung function injury and/or moderate hypoxemia in pneumoconiosis;

52) Primary pneumoconiosis with active pulmonary tuberculosis;

53) Sick sinus syndrome (those who need to install pacemakers);

54) The function of adrenal cortex decreased obviously due to radiation injury;

55) Radiation injury leads to obvious decline of immune function.