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Appeal for vaccine-related myocarditis denied as objective medical evidence did not confirm the diagnosis.
The worker appealed the denial of initial entitlement for non-ischemic dilated cardiomyopathy (NIDC), which he alleged was caused by myocarditis arising from an occupationally compulsory COVID-19 vaccination.
The Appeals Resolution Officer reviewed conflicting medical opinions, including those from treating cardiologists, a general practitioner, and an occupational medicine consultant.
The Officer found that while there was a temporal relationship between the vaccination and the onset of symptoms, the objective medical evidence did not confirm a diagnosis of myocarditis according to CDC criteria.
As the diagnosis of myocarditis was not objectively confirmed, the appeal was dismissed and initial entitlement was denied.
No co-appearing lawyers found.
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