· 2/25/1998
Calcara v. Workers' Compensation Appeal Board
Citations
- 706 A.2d 1286
- 1998 Pa. Commw. LEXIS 136
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- causation of a gradual, cumulative injury is not obvious and must be shown by medical evidence
- where “the causal connection is so clear that a lay person can see the connection . . . . the claimant’s testimony is sufficient to connect the injury to the claimant's employment, and additional medical testimony is not required”
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Judges: Doyle, McGinley, Lord, Leadbetter
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