Insurance court dismissed claim for occupational disease compensation due to lack of causal link between work and injury.

The Finnish Insurance Court dismissed the claim for occupational disease compensation regarding a shoulder injury sustained by a worker handling food items. The applicant argued that the repetitive physical labor caused the inflammation of the supraspinatus tendon, while the insurer denied liability citing insufficient medical evidence. The court ruled that the medical findings did not establish a direct causal connection between the specific work tasks and the diagnosed condition.