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Samples ox" Urine and :locd received iron Dr. T* b* vvirthp P* 0 fox 1991 Knoxville {11) 'ienn*, for lead analyses* Urine Analysis Sunber Volume Mre# Fb/Llter ~ -- i^5AU052 100*0 ml* 0*12 Blood A n a ly sis Number Grams Mgs* Pb/lQG Grasss ij.5^ 055 Tooctro xrsph ie 2. 0 *2 O.OQ 1`it Vij SO ::p 22 0 o .o c These Jesuits give evidence of an exposure to lead that would scarcely be expected to have caused a serious episode ci lead intoxication, but that vas potentially hazardous. In viev of the histoxy of freedom from exposure tor tvo weeks prior to the collection of these samples it would seem that the exposure vas greater than Is compatible with safety . Signed : Iobert A. Kehoe , V.. B. tjamplea Collected: 7"2?**U;3 Sample-': deceived: 7"2 p Samples Reported: 7~3Q~h5 ^ 00053^4 M D N S A N T D C H E M IC A L C O M PA N Y CLINTO N LA BO RA TO RIES P . . BOX 1991 KN O XVILLE 11, T EN N ESSEE July 23, 1945 Doctor Robert A* Kehoe Kettering Lab. of Applied Physiology College of Medicine Eden and Bethesda Avenue Cincinnati, 19, Ohio Dear Doctor Kehoe: In Res We are forwarding under separate cover blood and urine specimens for lead analysis on above employee, has just returned from a 2 week's vacation. About 6 weeks ago he indulged in a little more lead burning in circumstances that were not as good as they could have been. It is believed that he may have received above tolerance concentrations. JEW:EM John E. Wirth, M.D. Medical Director 0005325 i.obert A . Kehoe, M . J:. College of Medicine Eden Avenue Cincinnati 19, Ohio Jul l/X3 194 Clinton Laboratories, P. 0. Bor 1991, Knorville 11, nn. Attention: Dr. John I'- V/i Medical Direct Analysis ci Blood and Urine for Lead H Z 0005326