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DR. WILLIAM C. QUINN INHL SUROIRV uti oblachais* rrntrr NEW OftLCANS IS. LOUISIANA February 9, 1966 T L--OINTMENT ML. Zurich Insurance Company 907 Veterans Hwy. Metairie, Louisiana Rei Mr. Thomas ifevls ffinpi william Surgl Qentlemeni 1 refer you to my report on Mr. Ridley Boudreaux, aa Thomas Davie sustained elmllar exposure to heated fumea of Thexmlnol FR-0,' at the same time and essentially same degree as Mr. Boudreaux. The accident occurred at the same time and place./ When seen in my office the patient's only complaint was a headache. This office examination toot place February 1, 1966. . / . jj Examination revealed a. blood pressure of 170/100 with a pulse rate of 80. Therewas n# respiratory distress and lung fields were clear oh exagtltflitlen. X-ray examination of the lungs wee unramarkaMA. The skin of hands and arms wee somewhat dry, but wee not cracked and there wee no evldence/bf infection. tie was seen again on February 2nd and 8, 1966. Sxamlnation wee essentially unrasMrkable except for continued elevated blood pressure of 170/100. This was not thought to be related to his exposure to the Thermlnol Ffc-0 and he was advised to see his own private physician concerning this. X could find no evidence of damage aa result of exposure to vapors of Thermlnol FR-O. He was discharged from further medical care, and advised to continue working In his usual occupation. I am enclosing my bill for professional services. Sincerely yours, WCQiAC Inis/. C.(fi- frA^i****- ------ --- william C. Quinn, M. D. MGNS 090<*38