Claim of Selleck v. Lane Construction Corp.

— Appeal from a decision of the Workers’ Compensation Board, filed August 13, 1982, which held the employer’s insurer liable for payment of claimant’s hospitalization and diagnostic testing expenses. Claimant, a construction worker, was at work on September 26, 1978 when he fell some 16 feet to the ground from the top of a bridge abutment. As a consequence, he sustained a cerebral concussion and multiple other injuries. Thereafter, claimant developed a variety of symptoms which rendered him totally disabled. Among the symptoms were extreme nausea, dizziness, loss of coordination, severe…