In Bernardo v. Levitt, 53 A.D.2d 764, 766, (3rd Dep't 1976), where the claimant relied upon physicians who had never reviewed x-rays but relied solely on their physical examinations, while the retirement system called a physician who had "considered prior medical and hospital records and prior x-ray reports and x-rays as well as his own examination . . . and x-rays taken at his request at the same time," the Appellate Division held that there was "no medical evidence to sustain the claim. . . ." .