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' c -r O/. - h j / ' lifi'i! / \L< ..v., , =A . ' / A CLINICAL SEC TIO N Or O R. E D G A R V. A U E N 2 R. N E L S O N W. B A R K E R D R . . E D G A R A. H I N E S , JR. o r ;.Wa l t e r f.r v a l e O R .ftlCHARD M. S H I C K ur . MAYO CLINIC R O C H E ST E R . MINNESOTA I -274-02 a-' larch 19. 1S47 Sr. Dobert A. Kehoe Settering Laboratory of Applied Physiology University of Cincinnati Cincinnati 19, Ohio Dear Doctor Eehoe: t t-rs.s nice of you to write me about your patient, Mr. of fhern-.opolis, 'vvoming, for I can a s u r ^ ^ t n a n eo not wish to. he in error. Your . letter has been considered in deteil by Doctors Keersema and tucker, who have replied in considerable detail, none of which I need to include in this letter. They are both grateful for the information which you have brought to their attention. All of us here at the Clinic are extremely anxious that our opinions he in keeping with the best avail able medical opinion. You have helped to support this goal. Sincerely yours, eva/ crag oup, of some > for you ;o do so. ' attention 's tending ' associates il controversy, 'ion of leaded psoline ?ly, it appeared, group. A rant of diffiirsy and have created .nal analysis professional .y that these tees of opinion rs occur, but tr colleagues a term, of dequacy of lize also tents made tr-iously. e that no dicing pfcysiielated vith erefore, I 1 risk of this case came In April of 1945 vhen I rpppi case in ting, an it, developed 1o_tJtn,,tact_ vith fig 0016110