Key legal question
Whether the post-accident complaints were still causally attributable to the insured accident for continued accident benefits, a disability pension, or an integrity award.
Extracted holding
The complaints were predominantly psychically conditioned and no sufficiently probable organic accident-related lesion was established; the adequate causal link was denied.
Extracted reasoning
The medical record did not show a clear organic substrate. The immediate findings were relatively mild, imaging was unremarkable, and later SPECT/PET studies could not prove brain injury. The psychological component dominated, so the adequacy test had to follow the case law on psychical accident sequelae, under which the required criteria were not met.