Insurance court dismissed worker's claim for occupational injury compensation due to lack of causal link between job duties and specific medical condition.

The Finnish Insurance Court dismissed the worker's claim for occupational injury compensation regarding a shoulder condition diagnosed in 1979. The employee argued that repetitive tasks involving a welding machine caused the injury, while the insurer contested the direct causal relationship between the work duties and the specific medical diagnosis. The court ruled that the evidence failed to establish a sufficient causal link between the employment activities and the onset of the shoulder inflammation.