Claimant testified that the dust scratched his eye and the eye specialist who treated him said that this (a "sharp particle of dirt" being sufficient) caused a minute cut in the cornea which led to an infection, probably of a virus type, and to the corneal lesion which he found. In addition, he said, the mere fact of a trauma, even if the foreign body did not remain, would be sufficient to activate a virus already present in the corneal tissue. Appellants contest the finding...
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