| He is later entitled for an enucleation of the same eye in which a medical impairment of 9 is applicable. |
| The advantage of this operation over the other substitutes for simple enucleation is that it can be used after any enucleation. |
| The interval which must elapse before an artificial eye can be worn is considerably longer than after enucleation. |
| Any impairment for disfigurement caused by enucleation is included in the impairment rating. |
| The case differs from the enucleation of a gangrenous myoma which involves the death of an inviable fetus. |
| When performed properly, the superior approach and the more commonly employed frontal method of postmortem enucleation are both nondistorting. |
