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Default Workers Comp, CRPS and the AMA guidelines (supreme court)
"The Supreme Court held that while diagnostic criteria stated in the Guides have relevance in judging the credibility of a diagnosis, there was no statutory requirement that a diagnosis must conform to the criteria listed in the Guides.

http://www.kycases.com/2009/10/worke...on-chris-.html
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