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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Riedmann finds the Workers’ Compensation Court properly determined the employee failed to prove that he suffered a neck injury during a surgical procedure to repair a work-related shoulder injury exacerbated by a fall on ice in the company parking lot. The neck injury was found by experts to be a routine flare-up of underlying cervical wear, and not an aggravation of the shoulder injury or caused by his positioning during surgery. The shoulder injury is compensable. Affirmed.
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