Key legal question
Whether post-accident psychological complaints and myofascial pain were adequately causally linked to the accident for benefit purposes
Extracted holding
The complaints were not shown to be an adequate consequence of the accident and therefore could not increase the insured person's residual work capacity reduction.
Extracted reasoning
The medical record did not reveal an objectively verifiable organic basis for the complaints; the later myofascial pain diagnosis pointed to a functional disturbance and the psychological overlay lacked the required adequate causal connection.