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\ / \ February 9* 1942. Dr. deorge I'. Berger, 303 Doctors Building, Covington, -Kentucky. ' D*av Dr. Mergert I am sending you herewith a report of our analyses on the blood and urine of your patient, fhese re sults are definitely indicative of a significant exposure to lead compounds, and they are within the range of values which we have found in association with lead intoxication, al though they do not in themselves necessitate the making of that diagnosis, I should like to confirm my telephone conversation with you by saying that we are not a-greed among ourselves that the clinical picture Is that of load Intoxication, It does seem probeole that the illness is of occupational origin, be lieve that this man should be kept unuor observation periodi cally to make sure whether or not he has some blood dysci'asia and we think it is wise for him to change his work so as to avoid the conditions which appear to have been responsible for his.Illness. X should appreciate it very much indeed, if wo might know something of the future progre -2 of this man's condition. Cordially yours, HAK ef Enc . ' C. C. Dr. Willard Maehle Robert A. ^ehoe, M, D, H 0014583 Sample3 of urine and, blood submitted for lead analysis by Dr* . Dachl 1-19-42 Patient referred to the Laboratory by .Dr. George Berger,. Covington, Kentucky* urine Analysis Humber I+2A-155 VolU!?! *3 95 1 Vg. Pb/ L a 0 .1 4 Blood Analysis Number li2A-lj6 Orasta Speetrographio 7, 5 Bg . Pb/ 10 0 gm. 0 .0 7 5 Dlthiaona ;j* 0 0 .0 7 0 KE 0014384 Samples Received* 1-19-142 Samples Reported* 1-21-1*2 Samples of virtue and blood submitted for lead analysis by Dr William F. Ashe, Patient referred to the Laboratory by or* George Berger* Covington* Kentucky* 'Urine #2 Analysis umber ** ij2 A-209 Volume Pb/L * 100 ml* * 0.13 Blood jrZ Analysis Humber l|2A-21Q Speotrographlo Drams Mg. I'b/100 g. Lost Olthiaone 11.0 O.O75 Camples Oeaeivcds 1-30-142 camples Keported.! 2-l|-l[2 0014385