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Interactive reference · Rujukan interaktif

Explore injury quantum by body region.

Terokai kuantum kecederaan mengikut bahagian badan.

Select a marker on the interactive anatomy to see the published 2026 category orientation, common injuries and the medical evidence that helps a proper assessment.

Pilih penanda pada anatomi interaktif untuk melihat orientasi kategori 2026, kecederaan lazim dan bukti perubatan yang membantu penilaian yang wajar.

Body side / Sisi badan
Anatomy layer / Lapisan anatomi
Tap a marker · drag left for back, right for frontPilih penanda · leret kiri untuk belakang, kanan untuk depan
Front realistic anatomical body view showing major structures

Showing complete anatomy, front / Paparan anatomi lengkap, depan

Selected region · Bahagian dipilih

Brain

Otak

Published category orientation / Orientasi kategori diterbitkanRM1,000 – RM470,500

The published band spans minor neurological effects through severe permanent residual brain injury. Established residual disability supersedes the initial GCS category.

Julat diterbitkan merangkumi kesan neurologi ringan hingga kecederaan baki otak kekal yang teruk. Ketidakupayaan baki yang terbukti mengatasi kategori GCS awal.

Injuries in this region / Kecederaan di bahagian ini

What helps a proper assessment?

Neurology or neurosurgery report, GCS records, scans, cognitive testing and functional prognosis.

Browse all regions / Lihat semua bahagian

18 results

Source & currency / Sumber & kemas kini

Compendium of Personal Injury Awards 2026

Figures are shown in Malaysian Ringgit (RM). Reference checked 21 August 2026. The displayed bands are category orientations and must be matched to the precise diagnosis.

View the Malaysian Bar source page

Before relying on a figure / Sebelum bergantung pada angka

Medical proof and current authorities still control.

Severity, treatment, permanent disability, prognosis, age, occupation, loss of amenities and current comparable cases may change the assessment. This guide is general information, not legal or medical advice.

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