Our investigation convinces us that this man is not suffering from lead poisoning* buthas a well-defined case of "Jake" poisoning.

Serious cases of poisoning occurred among men handling lead tetraethyl and ethyl fluid in the States of New Jersey and Ohio.

But if it was "typical lead poisoning" of the usual type (which is due to the absorption of the inorganic compounds of lead) it was not tetraethyllead which poisoned him.

Y. 0266 COMMITTEE ON LEAD POISONING Ro ber t A.

I certainly agree with the decision to make lead poisoning a reportable but have some reservations about your contention that everyone with a blood lead concentration in excess of 80 ug/lOOg blood is lead poisoned.

L.: Hereditary Lead Poisoning.

Persons'1- J.A.M.A., "The Excretion of Lead" - J.A.M.A. - 1929 - 92 - "The Diagnosis and Treatment of Lead Poisoning" 1930 - 11 - 3.

are required: Sufficient circulating lead in the blood and a septic dental factor--no blue line is found in the absence CHRONIC LEAD POISONING.

A gain Captain Schlang does not r e a liz e th e d ifferen ce betw een tetraeth yl lead poisoning and inorganic lead poisoning, from the physiologic and diagnostic view points.

Cit k o .v ic lead poisoning is the result ot the absorption the gum margin--Gihson's test.

I had not seet^fl[|E^8lnce July 1959 when she was hospitalised at the Cincinnati General Hospita^rith lead poisoning.

,case 16 of lead-poisoning* , In other words, haying first^eliminatejd 17 the possibilities of, exposure, to lead poisoning, -or even wifthl / 18 that possibilityxexistent,,what are the. typical symptoms 19 which, are,present in an active true lead poisoning case; 20 and, in this. connection,- may 1 ask,you.if, you -have person 21 ally examined and.had under your care or supervision or 22 examination true , lead poisoning cases-, and, if so, how many?

McKhann and Vogt wrote entitled, ''Lead Poisoning in Children" (A.M.A., October 7, 1933.)

McKhann and Vogt wrote entitled, ''Lead Poisoning in Children" (A.M.A., October 7, 1933.)

McKhann and Vogt wrote entitled, "Lead Poisoning in Children" (A.M.A., October 7, 1933.)