Supreme Court dismisses claim for occupational disease status for shoulder tendonitis due to lack of causal link to work duties.

The Supreme Court of Finland dismissed the applicant's claim to have shoulder tendonitis recognized as an occupational disease. The applicant argued that repetitive work movements caused the inflammation, while the opposing party contended the condition was unrelated to employment activities. The court ruled that the medical evidence failed to establish a sufficient causal connection between the work duties and the injury.