O ctober 12, 12^5 Mr.

June 23, 19 Mr.

January 19 19*5-2 \ H Patient of Dr* George Berger {Covington, Kentucky), referred for diagnosis of possible plumbism.

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CASE OP Bevlev and Opinion ^VSEEglSMSTEELOO Ere th testimony of the claimant, and from the facts .... ,: elicited frost others concerning the nature and duration of the , claissant*a work there seems little doubt that' hi initial., Illness , arose oat of M s employment end ess in fact caused by i t * . fhetaedi- cal Questions at issue therefore are concerned with (l) the causative factor or factor of the e*apiogjmnt that eaused the initial illness, and {2} the relationship, if any, between the occupational illness . and the occurrence of the duodenal ulcer which, no doubt, gave rise to the hemorrhage and prolonged the disability, ,. . ....

January 29# 19^6 Dr.

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October ij., 193?

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tiff" 0021365 It wer e t wo ot her t anks i n t hi s pat t er n the tanks have been sasaiyescU The medical attendants o f tho non involve of the c lin ic a l sex& faatatlons o f te tra e th y l load p treatm ent, end ware given. & ensm ry o f our c lin ic a l on the 29th September, 1950.

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