Each one is a real-shaped denial. Open it and the tribunal argues both sides on the record before you rule.
A 47-year-old with a new, worsening foot-drop is denied an MRI because a software check didn't see six weeks of physical therapy in the claim. The therapy happened. The records just weren't attached.
A spinal problem going unimaged while the leg gets weaker.
A 58-year-old with biopsy-confirmed Hodgkin lymphoma is denied the mid-treatment PET scan that tells the oncologist whether the chemo is working. The plan calls it not medically necessary.
Flying blind on whether a cancer treatment is actually working.
A 74-year-old recovering from a hip fracture has skilled rehab cut at day 14 because a length-of-stay model said so, even though the therapy notes show she's still improving and still needs supervision to stay safe.
Sent home before she can walk safely, with a real fall risk.