Physician Report by Dr. Wallace Graham for Former President Harry S. Truman

3119 Truman, Harry S. Graham This patient was admitted to the hospital having slipped and fallen in his bathroom, causing a fracture of the 8th and 9th ribs on the left side, posterior axillary line. Also suffering a rather severe lacera- tion over the right eyelid which involved the supra- ocular muscle, severing this muscle in the eyebrow and causing a considerable lidlag on the right side. This was sutured as described and he progressed quite well. He has a first degree atrial ventricular cardiac block. His Laboratory Findings: Urinalysis: specific Gravity, 1.008; reaction, 6.5; negative albumin sugar and White blood cells, 0-2. Red blood cells, O-l. Rare hyalin casts and rare granular casts. Rare cells and moderate. Later urinalysis revealed a slight trace of Albumin; reaction, 6.0. specific Gravity, 1.011. Rare hyalin casts; crystals. Negative bile and Sugar. Hematology: Hemoglobin, 14. Hematocrit, 40. WBC, 7300; segs, 57; non-segs, 1; eos, 2. Lymphs, 34; monos, 6. Adequate platelets. Sedimentation Rate was 28 which was somewhat elevated. In addition, the Fasting Blood Sugar was 138. BUN, 11. Chlorides, 92. Sodium, 133. Potassium, 3.1. Calcium, 9.0. Alk. Phos., 6.5. Acid Phos. 0.3. Bilirubin, 1.0; direct, 0.2; indirect, 0.8. Ceph. Floc. 3 plus. SGOT, 62. Amylase, 37. Thymol turbidity, 3.8. Most of these tests were somewhat abnormal; he is to be treated accordingly, and retests made at a later date. The Fasting Blood Sugar was studied later and found to be 98 mg. Blood Cholesterol was 235. The rueumatic arthritic test was slightly positive. He developed a chest congestion of which a culture was made and found RUMAN NARA