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Case Name Salit v. WCAB
Date 11/17/2011
Note A judge based a decision denying compensation for a former police officer's irritable bowel syndrome upon insufficient evidence, the 2nd District Court of Appeal concluded.
Citation B225515
WCC Citation WCC 38292011 CA
SALIT v. WCAB LARRY SALIT, Petitioner, v. WORKERS' COMPENSATION APPEALS BOARD et al. , Respondents. In a medical report dated April 2004, Sean Leoni, M. D. , diagnosed petitioner with fibromyalgia, TMJ, tension headaches, gatroesophageal reflux, and IBS. In October 2007, qualified medical evaluator (QME) and orthopedist Jeffrey A. Berman, M. D. , conducted an agreed-upon orthopedic medical examination for City. He explained that there are no objective factors of disability related to fibromyalgia, and that it is a subjective syndrome. He further noted that Dr. Leoni had diagnosed IBS and that petitioner complained of gas, bloating, diarrhea, and occasional constipation.

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