Key legal question
Whether the later worsening of the skin condition constituted a compensable relapse or late consequence of the occupational disease
Extracted holding
The new psoriasis was not shown to be caused by work exposure with the required degree of probability, so no compensable relapse was established.
Extracted reasoning
The medical evidence pointed to a mainly endogenous, multifactorial psoriasis; repeated tests no longer showed sensitization to the previously relevant substances, and no exclusive or strongly predominant work-related cause was proven.