Key legal question
Whether the accident-related complaints remained causally relevant under UVG
Extracted holding
Only the objectively supported somatic sequelae remained relevant; the non-objectifiable and psychiatric complaints were not adequately causally linked to the accident under the applicable adequacy test.
Extracted reasoning
The court applied the psycho-praxis, not the whiplash praxis, because no typical early post-traumatic symptom complex was shown and the commotio cerebri/HWS findings did not justify the whiplash line of case law. None of the adequacy criteria for a psychological development after accident was met.