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City of Colorado Springs v. Industrial Claim Appeals Office11/13/1997
e considered together in determining claimant's degree of permanent impairment, see Sanders v. General Motors Corp., Chevrolet Assembly Plant, 137 Mich. App. 456, 358 N.W.2d 611 (1984), it has no relevance upon the question of his entitlement to further TTD benefits.
We conclude, therefore, that claimant's shoulder injury , whether considered as a worsened condition or as a new injury, caused no greater impact upon claimant's temporary work capability than he had originally sustained as the result of the injury to his back. Hence, under this record, claimant failed, as a matter of law, to demonstrate any entitlement to further TTD benefits.
The order of the Panel is set aside, and the cause is remanded to it with directions to enter an order consistent with the findings and Conclusions adopted by the ALJ in his order of January 19, 1995.
JUDGE DAVIDSON and JUDGE PIERCE concur.
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