Upon the evidence, the board could have found that the claimant had been struck only on the shoulder in the industrial accident and that there had been no trauma to his leg or thigh and, upon that finding, the board's conclusion that the occurrence did not aggravate or accelerate the Paget's disease was justified. There was evidence that Paget's disease sometimes causes spontaneous fractures. There was medical proof to support the view that the fracture of the claimant's...
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