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2 Condition CI Extra CIC AIG Life Insurance + Critical Illness + Accelerated surgery benefit P P P P Aorta Graft Surgery ABI+ ABI+ ABI+ P P ABI+ P ABI+ ABI+ Aplastic anaemia P P P P P P P P P Bacterial meningitis P P P P P P P P P Benign brain tumour ABI+ ABI+ ABI+ P P ABI+ P ABI+ ABI+ Benign spinal cord tumour P P P P P P P Brain injury due to anoxia hypoxia P P P P P P P Blindness ABI+ ABI+ ABI+ P P ABI+ P ABI+ ABI+ Cancer ABI+ ABI+ P P P ABI+ P ABI+ ABI+ Cardiac arrest P P P P P P P P P Cardiomyopathy P P P P P P P P P Cauda equina syndrome P X Additional payment Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease P P P P P P P P P Severe Crohns disease P P P Additional payment Coma P P ABI+ P P ABI+ P ABI+ ABI+ Coronary artery bypass ABI+ ABI+ ABI+ P P ABI+ P ABI+ ABI+ Deafness ABI+ ABI+ P P P P P P P Dementia inc Alzheimer s disease ABI+ ABI+ P P P P P ABI+ ABI+ Neuromyelitis optica (Devic s disease) P P P P P P Drug resistant epilepsy P Additional payment Encephalitis P P P P P P P P P Heart attack ABI+ ABI+ ABI+ P P ABI+ P ABI+ ABI+ Heart failure P P Heart valve replacement ABI+ ABI+ ABI+ P P ABI+ P ABI+ ABI+ HIV infection ABI+ ABI+ ABI+ P P ABI+ P ABI+ P Intensive care P P P P Interstitial lung disease P P Zurich Widows LV= Information correct as of April accepts no responsibility for the way we have interpreted other provider s information.
3 Condition CI Extra CIC AIG Life Insurance + Critical Illness + Kidney failure P P P P P P P P P Kennedy's disease P P P P P P P Liver failure P P P P P P P P P Loss of hand or foot ABI+ ABI+ ABI+ P P ABI+ P ABI+ ABI+ Loss of speech P P P P P P P P P Myasthenia gravis P Major organ transplant P P P P P ABI+ P ABI+ ABI+ Motor neurone disease ABI+ ABI+ P P P ABI+ P ABI+ ABI+ Multiple sclerosis ABI+ ABI+ ABI+ P P ABI+ P ABI+ ABI+ Open heart surgery P P P P P P P P P Paralysis of a limb ABI+ ABI+ ABI+ P P ABI+ P ABI+ ABI+ Parkinson's disease ABI+ ABI+ ABI+ P P ABI+ P ABI+ ABI+ Parkinson's plus syndromes P P P P P P P Peripheral vascular disease P P Primary pulmonary hypertension P P P P P P P P Pulmonary artery surgery P P P P P P P P Removal of a complete lung P P P P P Removal of an eyeball P P P Respiratory failure P P P P P P P P P Spinal stroke P P P P P P P P P Stroke ABI+ ABI+ ABI+ P P ABI+ P ABI+ ABI+ Systemic lupus erythematosus P P P P P P P P P Syringomyelia or syringobulbia P P Additional Payment Third degree burns ABI+ ABI+ P P P ABI+ P ABI+ ABI+ Traumatic brain injury ABI+ ABI+ ABI+ P P P P P P TPD P P P P P P P P P Terminal Illness cover P P P P P P P P P Ulcerative colitis P P P P Additional payment Zurich Widows LV= Information correct as of April accepts no responsibility for the way we have interpreted other provider s information.
4 Condition - Additional Payments CI Extra 1 CIC 1 AIG 2 Life Insurance+ 3 Critical Illness+ 3 4 Zurich 5 Widows 6 Aortic aneurysm P P Aplastic anaemia P P Carotid artery stenosis P P P P Central retinal artery or vein occlusion (eye stroke) P P P P P Cerebral or spinal aneurysm P P P P P P Cerebral or spinal arteriovenous malformation P P P P P P Crohn's disease P P Diabetes mellitus type 1 P P P P Drug resistant epilepsy P Guillain-Barre syndrome P P Anus P P P P P P Bile ducts P P P P P P Breast P P P P P P P P P cervix P P P P P P P Less advanced cancerappendix colon and rectum P P P P P P gallbladder P P P P P P P Larynx P P P P P P Lung and bronchus P P P P P P oesophagus P P P P P P LV= 7 Additional payments; 1. L&G: 25%/ 25k 2. AIG: 25%/ 25k 3. : 100% of amount of cover / 25k, with the exception of LGP & CIS breast who pay 25% or 25k 4. : 25% / 25k 5. Zurich: 20%/ 15k 6. Widows: 25% / 25k 7. LV=: Arteriovenous Malformation, Carcinoma in-situ of the cervix uteri, Carcinoma in-situ of the urinary bladder, Carotid Artery Stenosis, Cerebral aneurysm, Central retinal artery or vein occlusion, Diabetes mellitus Type 1, Ovarian tumour of borderline malignancy / low malignant potential, Partial loss of hearing of specified severity, Partial loss of sight, Partial third degree burns, Removal of one or more lobe(s) of the lung, Severe Crohn s disease, Severe ulcerative colitis, Testicular carcinoma in-situ: lower of 12.5% of cover and 12.5k Coronary artery angioplasty, Ductal or lobular carcinoma in-situ of the breast, Non-severe cardiomyopathy, Prostate cancer: lower of 25% of cover and 25k Information correct as of April accepts no responsibility for the way we have interpreted other provider s information.
5 Condition - Additional Payments CI Extra 1 CIC 1 AIG 2 Life Insurance+ 3 Critical Illness+ 3 4 Zurich 5 Widows 6 oral cavity or oropharynx P P P P P P P ovary P P P P P P P pancreas P P P P P P prostate P P P P P P P P P Less advanced cancer- renal pelvas (of the kidney) and ureter P P P P P P stomach P P P P P P testicle P P P P P P P Less advanced cancer of the thyroid P P P P P P urinary bladder P P P P P P P uterus P P P P P P vagina P P P P P P vulva P P P P P P Non-invasive gastro intestinal stromal tumours P Desmoid type fibromatosis P Other cancer in situ or NET - with surgery P P P P P Pituitarty gland tumours P P P P P Removal of one or more lobe(s) of a lung P P P P Removal of urinary bladder P P Significant visual loss P P P P P P Third degree burns - 10% body/face and head P P P P Total number of conditions LV= 7 Information correct as of April accepts no responsibility for the way we have interpreted other provider s information.
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