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^ U N IV ER SITY O F C IN C IN N A T I - -'' TiNTERDEPARTMEMTAL CORRESPONDENCE it-r rrf To Doctor Robert T&Log , - Tettcrin.;; Labe rete;.y y, CirLiinr&tj Chic Loctor Charles D rin g . iLrc&log3yjMi||ps^ rapina,. Date iiTJtt 7, i:-4i ^^_v ' r |ISpr;s S S j& M y K i-iiS r ' w e lic lo s i n g ' a h o p y p f vile j o t e o n ^ h e -ast i l i n e c r by h is fam ily p h y sician , Doct^^tofcho^Mstucha. ' " With reg a rd s. 001679Y ; . \ 0 0 PT - Blood Fressur111111747883080006//////11111900000100000 September 25thto October 13th, 1941--Symptoms of hypertension became sever. oBploodaidpreossfufraecme aarnkdedlleyfetleavrmat,edw,hicHhecaldeaacrheeds,upD*eveTlohpeed sliWgahstowffeawkonaerks:saotnthis time. Hadcomplete bedrest for twoweeks, andwas put oaHaiaasedto brlag downblood pressure* October, 1941 Diagnosis of duodenal ulcer was made at General Hospital (probably aninpati0t at this tins)* (This is sot so, see our zrsy reports - CDA), OcttoorbteiroaB,th,B1lo9o4d2-prNesusaubrness2e3o0f/1l1e0f,t Ismidpereosfsiofancse lwoicthalissoemdewceeraekbnreassl aednedmdai.e October9th, 1943 - Bloodpressure 200/130, Sissy andheadaches. After symptoms mimoprerooverdlethssis, manreturnedto woric the duties assigned were li$it supervising Jamnuaarkryed9elev1a9tthio,n19o4f3b*looSdympprtoemsssuraeg*ainApbrooumt tinheent1.8tHhehaedabcehceasmaenudndcioznztirnoelslasbwleith andhadto be admittedto the General Hospital* Thahnisdlminagnwmaestaallfirceeleaimdb(ibsoert*thWeasseamltpslooyefdlofoadr)y.eaHrsisaltoathdeeExpaogsluerPeicahtear LmeinaidmuGmo., as he was operating the presses# His picture while underay observationwas on of progressive eardio-renal disease complicatedwith hypertensive heart disease. 8/36/43 This informationwas forwardedbythe family physician Doctor Anthony Matuska. K r 0016798