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 occupational disease compensation regarding a shoulder injury sustained in 1979. The claimant, who worked as a tailor attaching collars, argued the injury resulted from his specific duties, while the insurer denied coverage citing no causal connection. The court ruled that the medical evidence failed to establish a direct causal link between the claimed work activities and the diagnosed inflammation.