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

The Finnish Insurance Court dismissed the claimant's request for compensation regarding an occupational disease diagnosed in 1978. The claimant, a cleaner employed since 1962, alleged that window cleaning work caused a tendon sheath inflammation in his left index finger. The court rejected the claim because the claimant failed to establish a sufficient causal connection between the specific work duties and the medical diagnosis. Consequently, the insurer was not held liable for the alleged occupational injury.