Worker's compensation denied for shoulder inflammation caused by repetitive hammering without medical causation link.
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AI generatedThe Insurance Court dismissed the worker's claim for compensation regarding shoulder inflammation sustained during repetitive hammering work. The employee argued that continuous rapid hammering caused the inflammation, but the court found no sufficient medical evidence linking the specific work activity to the injury. Consequently, the claim was rejected due to the lack of a proven causal relationship between the labor and the medical condition.
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AI generatedLain 1089/1981 1 luku 10 aart. 1; 1 luku 10 bart. 1: A worker's compensation claim is denied when there is no established medical causation between the repetitive work activity and the diagnosed injury.
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12 vuoden ajan kirvesmiehenä ollut työntekijä oli lokakuussa 1980 rakennuksen laudoitustyössä, jouduttuaan jatkuvasti nopeassa tahdissa vasaroimaan, tuntenut oikean kyynärpäänsä kipeytyneen. Hänellä todettiin oikean olkaluun ulomman sivunastan tulehdus. VAKO epäsi korvauksen. VI -jaosto KKO 8.12.1983 = VAKO (Lääkintöhallitus: Ahlman)