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during the last two days was complicated by the patient's agitation and inability to
cooperate with the respirator, so that he was eventually given curare. The terminal
event at 2:40 a.m. on November 15, 1972, seemed to be an tntrapulmonary hemorrhage
followed by hypoxemia and hypotension.
FINAL DIAGNOSES:
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4.
5.
Acute progranulocytic Leukemia
Resected thyroid nodule.
Tinea versicolor.
Mild cutaneous furunculosis.
Chronic left otitis media.
7.
Pneumonitis with terminal intrapulmonary hemorrhage
6.
Periodontitis with subsequent sepsis.
James Mabry, M.D./C/12-5-72
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