text stringlengths 0 146 |
|---|
any procedure performed |
through Partial |
Sternotomy, Minithoracotomy, |
Thoracoscopy (Port |
access or robotic), “Key |
hole” route or any |
minimally invasive cardiac |
surgeries consistent with |
the current standard of the |
medical services available |
in Singapore. |
Moderately Severe |
Systemic Lupus |
Erythematosus (S.L.E) |
with Lupus Nephritis |
means an autoimmune |
illness in which tissues |
and cells are damaged by |
deposition of pathogenic |
autoantibodies and |
immune complexes and |
damage of the kidney |
function. |
The diagnosis of S.L.E. |
with Lupus Nephritis will |
be based on the following |
conditions: |
(1) Clinically there must be |
at least 4 out of the |
following presentations |
suggested by The |
American College of |
Rheumatology. |
1.1. Malar rash |
1.2. Discoid rash |
1.3. Photosensitivity |
1.4. Oral ulcers |
1.5. Arthritis |
1.6. Serositis |
1.7. Renal Disorder |
1.8. Leukopenia |
(<4,000/mL), or |
Lymphopenia |
Advanced Stage1 |
the thoracic and |
abdominal aorta but not its |
branches. |
Surgery performed using |
only minimally invasive or |
intra-arterial techniques |
are excluded. |
Systemic Lupus |
Erythematosus with |
Lupus Nephritis |
The unequivocal |
diagnosis of Systemic |
Lupus Erythematosus |
(SLE) based on |
recognised diagnostic |
criteria and supported with |
clinical and laboratory |
evidence. In respect of this |
contract, systemic lupus |
erythematosus will be |
restricted to those forms of |
systemic lupus |
erythematosus which |
involve the kidneys (Class |
III to Class VI lupus |
nephritis, established by |
renal biopsy, and in |
accordance with the |
RPS/ISN classification |
system). The final |
diagnosis must be |
confirmed by a certified |
medical examiner |
specializing in |
Rheumatology and |
Immunology. |
The RPS/ISN classification |
of lupus nephritis: |
Class I: Minimal |
mesangial lupus nephritis |
Manulife CI FlexiCare (Deluxe) v0123 |
Page 31 of 42 |
Manulife (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. |
A Manulife Company |
Conditions |
35. Severe |
Encephalitis |
Early Stage |
brain, heart (or |
Subsets and Splits
No community queries yet
The top public SQL queries from the community will appear here once available.