Elbow & Forearm

Elbow joint and forearm conditions

51 Conditions
52xx DC Range

All Conditions (51)

Above insertion of pronator teres

DC 5123

Amputation - Above Middle of Forearm

DC 5123

Amputation - Below Middle of Forearm

DC 5124

Ankylosis - Elbow

DC 5205

Ankylosis - Forearm

DC 5213

Below insertion of pronator teres

DC 5124

Dislocation of Elbow

DC 5209

Elbow, ankylosis

DC 5205

Elbow, Ankylosis of

DC 5205

Elbow Joint

DC 5206

Elbow, other impairment

DC 5209

Elbow, other Impairment of (Flail Joint)

DC 5209

Elbow Prosthesis

DC 5052

Elbow Replacement

DC 5052

Elbow replacement (prosthesis)

DC 5052

Forearm, flexion limited

DC 5208

Forearm, limitation of extension

DC 5207

Forearm, limitation of flexion

DC 5206

Fracture, Elbow

DC 5209

Fracture, Radius

DC 5212

Fracture, Ulna

DC 5211

Impairment, Elbow, Pronation

DC 5213

Impairment, Elbow, Supination

DC 5213

Impairment, Elbow, with Flail Joint

DC 5209

Impairment, Radius

DC 5212

Impairment, Ulna

DC 5211

Impairment, Wrist, Pronation

DC 5213

Impairment, Wrist, Supination

DC 5213

Instability - Forearm

DC 5209

Limitations of Range of Motion - Elbow

DC 5207

Limitations of Range of Motion - Forearm Extension

DC 5207

Limitations of Range of Motion - Forearm Flexion

DC 5206

Limitations of Range of Motion - Pronation

DC 5213

Limitations of Range of Motion - Supination

DC 5206

Loss of Use - Elbow

DC 5205

Loss of Use - Forearm

DC 5205

Nonunion of Radius

DC 5210

Nonunion of Radius and Ulna

DC 5210

Nonunion of Ulna

DC 5210

Pronation, Limitation of (Elbow/Forearm)

DC 5208

Radius and ulna, nonunion

DC 5210

Radius Bone

DC 5212

Radius, impairment

DC 5212

Radius, Supination and Pronation, Impairment of

DC 5213

Replacement: Elbow

DC 5052

Supination and pronation, impairment

DC 5213

Supination, limitation of

DC 5213

Tennis Elbow

DC 5206

Too Much Motion - Elbow

DC 5209

Ulna Bone

DC 5210

Ulna, impairment

DC 5211

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Tips for Elbow & Forearm Claims

  • Document symptoms thoroughly - Include frequency, duration, and impact on daily activities
  • Get a nexus letter - Link your condition to your military service
  • Prepare for C&P exam - Know your diagnostic code's rating criteria beforehand
  • Claim secondary conditions - Many elbow & forearm conditions cause or aggravate other disabilities

Remember: Secondary conditions are often overlooked but fully ratable. If one body part is wrecked, the parts compensating for it probably aren't far behind.