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Bonnard Teegarden, M. D. On East Ninth S tre et . . .New York Dr. Robert A. Kehoe Laboratory of Applied Physiology University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, 0. June 15th 1937 i 1 | 'S Dear Doctor Kehoe:- . I very much regret delay in answering your letter of May 19th, but the letter was somehow misplaced and just came to my attention. . _ . During the interval'since you wrote your last letter, V Mr. has received a series of six hyperpyrexia treatments with a slight show of improvement in the motor response of the extremities. The condition up to that time seemed to be slowly progressive, becoming worse, with some muscle atrophy of the hands and feet becoming appaeent. A re check of lead in the ;urine gave another normal. The exart diagnosis and etiology of this case is still in doubt, and a neurologist recently termed it a sort of progressive muscle atrophy. I hope that time will show more improvement from the fever therapy. In sending in your report I will appreciate your deleting any reference to the sex question which I outlined to you. The rest of the general information I gave you can be used without question. bt .h Sincerely you E A K s tS - Eoberfc a s?i- '-*> f' ;:'V . r- -r.y ''V5; K X 0011781 --S'' - - ." r'S r- ,v n