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neurosurgeon. The
presence of the underlying
tumour must be confirmed
by imaging studies such
as CT scan or MRI.
Surgical removal of the
pituitary by transphenoidal
hypophysectomy is
excluded.
Removal of the following
are excluded:
• Cysts;
• Abscess;
• Angioma;
• Granulomas;
• Vascular Malformations;
• Haematomas; and
• Tumours of the spinal
cord and skull base.
Irreversible Loss of
Sight in One Eye
Permanent and
irreversible loss of sight in
one (1) eye as a result of
illness or accident to the
extent that even when
tested with the use of
visual aids, vision is
measured at 6/60 or worse
in one (1) eye using a
Snellen eye chart or
equivalent test, or visual
field of 20 degrees or less
in one (1) eye. The
blindness must be
confirmed by an
ophthalmologist.
Blindness resulting from
alcohol or drug misuse will
be excluded.
The blindness must not be
correctable by surgical
procedures, implants or
any other means.
Advanced Stage1
Benign Brain Tumour
Benign brain tumour
means a non-malignant
tumour located in the
cranial vault and limited to
the brain, meninges or
cranial nerves where all of
the following conditions
are met:
• It has undergone
surgical removal or, if
inoperable, has caused
a permanent
neurological deficit;
and
• Its presence must be
confirmed by a
neurologist or
neurosurgeon and
supported by findings on
Magnetic Resonance
Imaging, Computerised
Tomography, or other
reliable imaging
techniques.
The following are
excluded:
• Cysts;
• Abscess;
• Angioma;
• Granulomas;
• Vascular Malformations;
• Haematomas; and
• Tumours of the pituitary
gland, spinal cord and
skull base.
Blindness (Irreversible
Loss of Sight)
Permanent and
irreversible loss of sight in
both eyes as a result of
illness or accident to the
extent that even when
tested with the use of
visual aids, vision is
measured at 6/60 or worse
in both eyes using a
Snellen eye chart or
equivalent test, or visual
field of 20 degrees or less
in both eyes. The
blindness must be
confirmed by an