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 ac 2:40 a.m. on November 15, 1972, seemed to be an intrapulmonary hemorrhage followed by hypoxemia and hypotension. FINAL DIAGNOSES: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Acute progranulocytic leukemia Resected thyroid nodule. Tinea versicolor. Mild cutaneous furunculosis. Chronic left otitis media. Periodontitis with subsequent sepsis. Pnewnonitis with terminal intrapulmonary hemorrhage James Mabry, M.D./C/12-5-72 JM:nht KeI Attachment: 12-11-72 Admission History and PhysicalExamination Rongelap (54) 09-44-40 3 TME CLINICAL CENTER MATIOMALINSTITUTES OF HEALTH Po oo =p cry Ne Ct cn - 145 - C] Conmitetion I Cantiensation NUCOPF (Rev. 577) ‘