The claim was established for the back, a right inguinal hernia, consequential neurogenic bladder, urinary incontinence, along with consequential bilateral wrist and hand injuries. What sunk the carrier here was taking the deposition of the claimant’s pain management doctor, who didn’t even file a C-4.3, and opined a total disability on deposition. The Board found that doctor to be most credible because he saw the claimant in the context of all of his injuries.