Loss of 2 limbs

Loss of both hands or of all fingers and both thumbs

Loss of both feet

Loss of a hand and a foot

Total loss of sight, including the loss of sight to such extent as to render the claimant unable to perform any work for which eyesight is essential

Total paralysis

Injuries resulting in being permanently bedridden

Any other injury causing permanent incapacity

Very severe facial disfigurement

Loss of arm at shoulder

Loss of arm between elbow and shoulder

Loss of arm at elbow

Loss of arm between wrist and elbow

Loss of hand at wrist

Loss of finger and thumb of one hand

Loss of 4 fingers

Loss of thumb —

both phalanges

one phalanx

Loss of ring finger —

3 phalanges

2 phalanges

1 phalanx

Loss of little finger —

3 phalanges

2 phalanges

1 phalanx

Loss of index finger —

3 phalanges

2 phalanges

1 phalanx

Loss of middle finger —

3 phalanges

2 phalanges

1 phalanx

Loss of metacarpals —

first or second (additional)

third, fourth or fifth (additional)

Loss of leg —

at or above knee joint

below knee

Loss of a foot

Loss of toes —

all of one foot

great, both phalanges

great, one phalanx

other than great, if more than one toe lost

Loss of sight of one eye

Loss of hearing of one ear

Total loss of hearing

Total permanent loss of the use of a member shall be treated as loss of such member.

Where there is loss of 2 or more parts of the hand, the percentage shall not be more than the loss of the whole hand.

Loss of remaining arm, leg or eye if one has already been lost, shall be the difference between the compensation for the total incapacity and compensation already paid or that which would have been paid for the previous loss of limb or eye.