What are regulations on the percentage of body injury due to finger injuries in Vietnam?

VI.

Finger

1.

Amputation (loss) of five fingers of a hand

1.1.

Amputated (lost) five fingers

47

1.2.

The case of cutting wide to the bones of the hand

50

2.

Amputation (loss) of four fingers of a hand

2.1.

Loss of finger I and three other fingers

2.1.1.

Loss of fingers I + II + III + IV (finger V remains)

45

2.1.2.

Loss of fingers I + II + III + V (finger IV remains)

43

2.1.3.

Loss of fingers I + II + IV + V (finger III remains)

43

2.1.4.

Loss of fingers I + III + IV + V (finger II remains)

43

2.2

Loss of fingers 11 + III + IV + V (finger I remains)

41

2.3.

Having lost four fingers and injured (broken, missing...) from one to three bones of the hand

45-47

3.

Amputation (loss) of three fingers of a hand

3.1.

Loss of finger I and two other fingers

3.1.1.

Loss of fingers I + II + III

41

3.1.2.

Loss of fingers I + II + IV

39

3.1.3.

Loss of fingers I + II + V

39

3.1.4.

Loss of fingers I + III + IV

37

3.1.5.

Loss of fingers I + III + V

35

3.1.6.

Loss of fingers I + IV + V

35

3.2.

Loss of finger II and two other fingers (finger I remains)

3.2.1.

Loss of fingers II + III + IV

31

3.2.2.

Loss of fingers II + III + V

31

3.2.3.

Loss of fingers II + IV + V

29

3.3.

Loss of fingers III + IV + V

25

* Note: If three fingers are lost together with corresponding metatarsal injury, the percentage will be added 4-6% according to the addition method in Circular

4.

Amputation (loss) of two fingers of a hand

4.1.

Loss of finger I and another finger

4.1.1.

Loss of fingers I and II

35

4.1.2.

Loss of fingers I and III

33

4.1.3.

Loss of fingers I and IV

32

4.1.4.

Loss of finger I and V

31

4.2.

Loss of finger II and one other finger (except for finger I)

4.2.1.

Loss of fingers II and III

25

4.2.2.

Loss of fingers II and IV

23

4.2.3.

Loss of finger II and V

21

4.3.

Loss of fingers III and IV

19

4.4.

Loss of finger III and V

18

4.5.

Loss of IV and V

18

* Note: If two fingers are lost together with the corresponding metatarsal injury, add 2 - 4% according to the addition method in Circular

5.

Injury, trauma to a finger

5.1.

Finger I (thumb)

5.1.1.

Intervertebral joint stiffness

6-8

5.1.2.

Stiff joints - table

11-15

5.1.3.

Loss of bone forming a prosthetic thumb joint

11-15

5.1.4.

Loss of external vertebrae (second burning)

11-15

5.1.5.

Loss of the entire finger I (displacement of the knuckle - table)

21 -25

5.1.6.

Loss of the entire toe and part of the metatarsal bone I

26-30

5.2.

Finger li (index finger)

5.2.1.

Stiffness of the knuckles of the table

7-9

5.2.2.

Stiffness of an intervertebral joint

3-5

5.2.3.

Stiffness of intervertebral joints

11-12

5.2.4.

Lost three

3 - 5

5.2.5.

Loss of two external vertebrae (2nd and 3rd vertebrae)

6-8

5.2.6.

Total loss of toe II (displacement of knuckle - table)

11-15

5.2.7.

Loss of the second toe and part of the metatarsal bone

16-20

5.3.

Third finger (middle finger)

5.3.1.

Stiff joints - table

5-6

5.3.2.

Stiffness of an intervertebral joint

1 -3

5.3.3.

Stiffness of intervertebral joints

7-9

5.3.4.

Lost three

1 -3

5.3.5.

Loss of two external vertebrae (2nd and 3rd vertebrae)

4-6

5.3.6.

Total loss of the third finger (disposing of the knuckle - table)

8-10

5.3.7.

Loss of the entire finger and a corresponding part of the metatarsal bone

11-15

5.4.

IV finger (ring finger)

5.4.4.

Stiffness of the joints - fingers

4-5

5.4.2.

Stiffness of an intervertebral joint

1-3

5.4.3.

Stiffness of intervertebral joints

6-8

5.4.4.

Loss of three toes IV

1 -3

5.4.5.

Loss of two lateral vertebrae of the fourth toe (2nd and 3rd vertebrae)

4-6

5.4.6.

Loss of finger IV

8-10

5.4.7.

Loss of the entire finger and a corresponding part of the metatarsal bone

11-15

5.5.

V finger (little finger)

5.5.1.

Stiffness of the joints - fingers

3-4

5.5.2.

Stiffness of an intervertebral joint

1-2

5.5.3.

Stiffness of intervertebral joints

5-6

5.5.4.

Loss of third knuckle, V

5.5.5.

Loss of second and third joints, V

4-5

5.5.6.

Loss of the entire V finger (displacement of the knuckle - table)

6-8

5.5.7

Loss of the entire finger and a corresponding part of the metatarsal bone

11-15

6.

Multi-finger amputation of two hands: Add the percentage of total value of amputated fingers of each finger according to the addition method in Circular

7.

Broken, broken bones one knuckle

7.1.

Burn 1 finger I

3

7.2.

Punch 2 fingers I or joint I of other fingers

2

7.3.

Burn 2; 3 other fingers

1

8.

Finger dislocation is easy to recur

8.1.

Finger I

8.1. first.

Table - finger joint

4-6

8.1.2.

Intervertebral joint

2-4

8.2.

Fingers II or III

8.2.1.

Table - finger joint

4-8

8.2.2.

Proximal intervertebral joint

2-4

8.2.3.

Distal intervertebral joint

1 -3

8.3.

IV or VU

8.3.1.

Table - finger joint

2-4

8.3.2.

Proximal intervertebral joint

2-4

8.3.3.

Distal intervertebral joint

1 -3

9.

Arthritis of the table - fingers after injury

9.1.

Finger I

9.1.1.

Arthritis of the table - fingers

5-7

9.1.2.

Intervertebral arthritis

3 - 5

9.2.

Fingers II and III

9.2.1.

Arthritis of the table - fingers

3-5

9.2.2.

Proximal intervertebral arthritis

2-4

9.2.3.

Distal intervertebral arthritis

1 -3

9.3.

IV and VU

9.3.1.

Arthritis of the table - fingers

1 -3

9.3.2.

Proximal intervertebral arthritis

1 - 3

9.3.3.

Distal intervertebral arthritis

1

10.

Stiffness of many large joints of the upper extremities

10.1.

Unilateral shoulder and elbow stiffness at functional disadvantage

51 -55

10.2.

Stiffness in all three joints of the shoulder, elbow, and wrist

61