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refer to right coronary
artery, left main stem, left
anterior descending and
left circumflex. The
branches of the above
coronary arteries are
excluded.
Coronary arteries herein
refer to right coronary
artery, left main stem, left
anterior descending and
left circumflex. The
branches of the above
coronary arteries are
excluded.
Advanced Stage1
Muscular Dystrophy
The unequivocal
diagnosis of muscular
dystrophy must be made
by a consultant
neurologist. The condition
must result in the inability
of the life insured to
perform (whether aided or
unaided) at least 3 of the 6
“Activities of Daily
Living” for a continuous
period of at least 6
months.
For the purpose of this
definition, “aided” shall
mean with the aid of
special equipment, device
and/or apparatus and not
pertaining to human aid.
Other Serious Coronary
Artery Disease
The narrowing of the
lumen of at least one (1)
coronary artery by a
minimum of 75% and of
two others by a minimum
of 60%, as proven by
invasive coronary
angiography, regardless of
whether or not any form of
coronary artery surgery
has been performed.
Diagnosis by Imaging or
non-invasive diagnostic
procedures such as CT
scan or MRI does not
meet the confirmatory
status required by the
definition.
Coronary arteries herein
refer to left main stem, left
anterior descending,
circumflex and right
coronary artery. The
branches of the above
coronary arteries are
excluded.
Manulife CI FlexiCare (Deluxe) v0123
Page 27 of 42
Manulife (Singapore) Pte. Ltd.
A Manulife Company
Conditions
27. Paralysis
(Irreversible
Loss of Use of
Limbs)
Early Stage
When a Port Access or
Key hole Cardiac Surgery
'intermediate stage critical
illness' has been claimed
under this policy, the
benefit of Mild Coronary
Artery Disease will no
longer be payable.
Loss of Use of One Limb
Total and irreversible loss
of use of one (1) entire
limb due to injury or
disease persisting for a
period of at least 6 weeks
and with no foreseeable
possibility of recovery.
This condition must be