a eannsnnaadinlid TT LD. ee ee ee 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: 1. 2. 3. 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 K-T Attachment: Admission History and Physical Examination mt ee so ome ee erm "ho . , i ren 12-11-72 — ap ye tos oGs JM:nhe CLINICAL S8CORD (1) ttetery and Pysient Examination Rongelap (54) 09~44~40 3 Si tumnery -6ae THE CLINICAL CENTER "NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH () Conesitesion Narrative OC) tetewsy [} Centinvetion MIN-PPP (Rev. 5-71) - 145 - 15+