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January 13 , 1947 Dr. Kenneth A. Ko erber, Medical Director, The Electric Storage Battery Co., Allegheny Av. and 19th Street, Philadelphia 3 2 , Pa. Dear Dr Koerber Despite the fact that I have n ot received the abstract of the clinical recox<d in the case of 1 am sanding you herewith three signed copies of T n ^ i n E u ^ ^ K a l report and of our tentative opinion based solely upon the analytical results. I may have occasion to add additional comments when the record is available, but since I shall be out of my office until January 20 , it seems wise to forward the report in its present form at this t i m e . Cordially yours, RAK ef Enc. Robert A . Kehoe, M . B . \i* O' 3';3. ; ft-(,'l ARpls or urine and 'blood submitted by Dr* ha John Q* tsl# and Pros. Company Phllad for loiid analyses* A* Xoarbor, i&, Pennsylvania, Ur in /umlysia Humber * I},7 A-0 Volume 25 1* ' 9p* Dr* Insufficient Quantity (havy deposit *d:* ?b/Lltor 0.10 T-Ioo- Analysis 'husber h-7A~5X Vsaieh-c 10*7gram Mg. Fh/iGO g* 0*085 (ditiiiaoxi) Glass tube containing the needles wer broton when reeeivad by Dr* iiooxber ho used the needles regardless* The urinary lead concentration is within the range of normal values for samples of this volume, but the sample was too small in volume to give entirely dependable evidence of the possible lead exposure. The lead concentration in the blood is definitely abnormal, being indicative of abnormal lead absorption sometime within the past several months. The significance of these data in relation to the diagnosis cannot be arrived at without Samples Collected Cample Received: Sample Reported: knowledge of this m a n 's employment , as well as the clinical facts . Signed : Robert A . Kehoe, M D .