Key legal question
Whether the insured's symptoms and incapacity were caused predominantly by occupational carbon monoxide exposure and thus qualified as an occupational disease under accident insurance.
Extracted holding
The cantonal court could not definitively exclude occupational causation on the existing record; a supplementary medical expert opinion was required based on the insured's actual exposure duration.
Extracted reasoning
The medical expert's conclusion of highly probable intoxication rested on multiple factors, not only exposure duration. Because the lower court found the exposure estimate inaccurate, it should have sought a new expert assessment rather than replacing the expert's medical judgment itself.