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4 1 ANE*THS*JOUOaY C. x. DAVt*. M.D. C. O. TERRELL. M.D. a. C. WHOLE. M.D. DERMATOLOGY K. B. tNIDEIt. M.D. T. H. LAMB, M.D. GENERAL THORACIC AND Cardiovascular Surosi < F. F. CASSIDY. M.D. J. R. KMLET. M.D. V. R. 0QCLLER. M . J. E. WIMBERLY. M.D, J. LOGAN CMLET. M.C. INTERNAL MEDICINE W. a. JORDAN. M.D. Allergy H. E. HERRINO. JR.. M.l . CARDIOLOGY W, F. HIXON. M.D. J. W. FLEMING, M.O. GURTIB WILLIAMS, M O CAtTAOENTMOLBOY W. M. CALYERT. M.D. HEMATOLOGY R. C. FALMER. JR.. M O OltllTIi AND ENDOCAINO C IT a. aeioLEMAN. m o. NEFHNOLOay R. W. MILLER. M D. , FULMONARr DISEASES ! J. 0. WILLIAMS. JR.. M >' NlUROLOOY MACK . JONES. M 0. Neurological Surqcry T. O. HOLMES. M.O. H. T. DUKES. M.O. X. F. IYSTER. M.O. NEURQFSYCH1ATHY W. U C. WILHOIT. M.D. F. L. CREEL. M.O. T. J. MARSHALL. M.D. GYNECOLOGY AND OBBTX A. E. MOCK. M.D. r. B. HOONCTTE, M.O. W. M. COLMER. JR.. M.O. (. F. aCICER, M D. T. li. WYATT. M.D. CB OPHTHALMOLOGY V. L. SMITH. M.D. L. V. TYLER. JR.. M.D, C. E. CLEVENGER, M.D. J. R, BRAYTON. JR,. M.D. ORTHOPEDIC SUROEHY L. C. FISHER, JR.. M.D. F. O. BATSON. JR.. M.O J. U. HOONCTT. M.O. C. F. SMITH. JR.. M.D. L. C. FISHER. 111. M.O, W. R, HOOFER. M.D. OTOLARYNGOLOGY W IR UIAI V U M H. KEENER TIFFINS. JR.. ' > R. L. KING. JR.. M O. J. L. PALLIN. M.D. PiOIATRies ! CONLEC PICKENS, M.D. R. K. WILSON. JR., M.D. ; PEDIATRIC CARDIOLOGY ! L. X. HOFFMAN. JR., M.D. | RAOIOLOG Y NATHAN ARENSON. M.D. A. T. HORNSBY. M.D. J. J. CRITTENDEN. M.D. Therapeutic Radiology E. H. AMOB, M.D. UROLOGY LEE SHARP. M.D, a. L. miller, jr.. m.o. ALEX GUP, M-D. .IE MEDICAL CENTER CLINIv. 1730 NORTH FAIAFOX STREET PENSACOLA. FLORIDA 32501 April 26, 1974 1 tfa 30 1974 Mr. Joseph F. Odom, Personnel Manager Air Products and Chemicals, Incorporated Post Office Box 467 Pensacola, Florida 32592 Dear Mr. Odom: Curing our meeting with Dr. Kotin today, several additional recommendations were made. First,does have very minimal changes in the x-rays of the hands which necessitate his removal from exposure to vinyl chloride and polyvinylchloride. In addition, he should have x-rays of the hands again in three months. In addition, should have the liver function profile plus ^repea^THT test on or about July 2, 1974. should have a repeat liver function profile y 2, 1974. have a repeat liver function profile plus AFP on or about July 2, 1974. It is felt that the following men, who had only minimal or borderline abnormalities on the recent testing can revert to the routine program of retesting every six months: It is my understanding that all those employees who will be working in the PVC portion of the complex will have x-rays of the hands and the liver function profile every six months. It is also my understanding that people working in other portions of the complex will continue with the current nureeplant physician system of check-ups. If this is in error, please let me know. Finally, in connection with the employees with abnormal liver function tests, it is understood that they will not: be exposed further to PVC or its monomer. For the present, I will not have to examine any of these men unless they turn up with continued abnormalities three months hence or the liver scans a9 requested In a separate note of this same date are abnormal or questionable. \ AP00030742 Mr. Joseph F. Odom April 26, 1974 Page Two Again, thanks for the opportunity of assisting in this very interesting and worthwhile study. BB/er cc: Dr. J. J. Crittenden X-ray Department Mrs. Nell Boyette Laboratory Mrs. Billie Herron Mr. Luther Smith in, M.D., F.A.C.P. 1 AP00030743 April 26, 1974 1 MEMORANDUM TO: Dr. J* J. Crittenden, X-ray Department Mra. Nell Boyette, Laboratory FROM: Dr. Barkley Beidleman Of the Air Products employees recently surveyed, those who will continue to work in the PVC portion of the complex will return every six months (except for those special cases already noted) for re-evaluation. This is to Include only x-rays of the hands and chest and the final revision of the liver profile to Include alkaline phosphatase, total protein, globulin, albumin, bilirubin (total, direct and indirect), SGOT, GGTP, SGPT, LAP, fractional LDH, and platelet count. The same studies will be performed on new employees to be sent in with that specific description by Air Products. BB/cr ccs Mr. Joseph F. Odom, Personnel Manager Air Products and Chemicals, Incorporated Post Office Box 467 Pensacola, Florida 32592 AP00030744