Upper Gastro-Intestinal Exam and Blood Profile Results for President Harry S. Truman

(Check one) PATIENT'S LAS AE-FIRST NAME-MIDDLE NAME TER NO. WARD NO. BEDSIDE, WHEEL CHAIR, OR TRUMAN, Harry S. PRES IDENT White House STRETCHER REQUESTED BY DATE OF REQUEST BED PATIENT AMBULATORY Gen. W. H. Graham 9 March 1950 EXAMINATION REQUESTED AGE SEX GI Series - PA and both oblique view of the chest. SUMMARY OF PERTINENT CLINICAL HISTORY. PHYSICAL FINDINGS. AND PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS Heart size RADIOGRAPHIC REPORT (Use reverse side for additional space) Upper gastro-intestinal series reveals no evidence of an organic lesion involving the esophagus, stomach or duodenum. Spot films of the duodenal bulb were made with and without pressure and no evidence of ulcer or deformity was present. The proximal portion of the je junum was filled and the lumen and valvulae conniventes are of normal size and appearance. Studies of the chest reveal a small healed primary complex in the right upper lobe. The heart and aorta are within normal limits in size and there is no enlargement of any of the individual cardiac chambers. A small fat pad is present in the left costophrenic angle, FILM NO. B-6600 The thoracic aorta is not elongated and its walls are not calcified. ANIVAY 9 March 1950 is plassa H. I. . AMORY (DATE OF BMF REPORT) Imitials) , Standard Form 519a Promulgated August 1948 By Bureau of the Budget-Circular A-32 RADIOGRAPHIC REPORTS (NAME OF HOSPITAL OR OTHER MEDICAL FACILITY) GPO c9-16-56906-1