Common use of NOSE AND NASAL SEPTUM DEFORMITY Clause in Contracts

NOSE AND NASAL SEPTUM DEFORMITY. When nose or nasal septum deformity is the result of trauma during a covered accident, surgical treatment will only be covered if authorized in advance by USA Medical Services. The evidence of trauma in the form of fracture must be confirmed radiographically (X-rays, CT scan, etc.).

NOSE AND NASAL SEPTUM DEFORMITY. When nose or nasal septum deformity is the result of trauma during a covered accident, surgical treatment will only be covered if authorized in advance by USA Medical ServicesSer- vices. The evidence of trauma in the form of fracture must be confirmed radiographically (X-rays, CT scan, etc.).

NOSE AND NASAL SEPTUM DEFORMITY. When nose or nasal septum deformity defor- mity is the result of induced by a trauma during in a covered accident, surgical treatment will only be covered if authorized in advance by USA Medical Services. The evidence of trauma in the form of fracture must be confirmed radiographically (X-rays, CT scan, etc.).

NOSE AND NASAL SEPTUM DEFORMITY. When nose or nasal septum deformity is the result of induced by a trauma during in a covered accident, surgical treatment will only be covered if authorized in advance by USA Medical Services. The evidence of trauma in the form of fracture must be confirmed radiographically (X-rays, CT scan, etc.).

NOSE AND NASAL SEPTUM DEFORMITY. When nose or nasal septum deformity is the result of induced by a trauma during in a covered accident, surgical treatment will only be covered if authorized in advance by USA Medical Services. Redbridge Network & Healthcare, Inc. The evidence of trauma in the form of fracture must be confirmed radiographically (X-rays, CT scan, etc.).

NOSE AND NASAL SEPTUM DEFORMITY. When nose or nasal septum deformity is the result of induced by a trauma during in a covered accident, surgical treatment will only be covered if authorized in advance by USA Medical Services. The evidence of trauma in the form of fracture must be confirmed radiographically (X-rays, CT scan, etc.).