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At 4:50 P.M. the body was subjected to autopay by Dr.
Armin V. St. George. The body was dreased in ladies' underclothes and
white dress, black leather pumps and stockings. The body was that
of an adult female, about 5'6" in height. The body had been
embalmed through the right brachial artery.
The whole of the lower jaw was missing, with the exception
of the coronoid process on the left side; this was taken for
subsequent examination. The mouth was stuffed with cotton. Both
upper jaw bones were removed in pie ces and retained for subsequent
examination. Also the segond, third, fourth, fifth and seventh
cervical vertebrae, the fifth to the ninth ribs, inclusive, on the
right side, both feet, the entire right leg--fenur, tibia and
fibula, the left femur and the skull oap were removed and kept for
subsequent examination. These were taken to the Pathologioal
Laboratory at Bellevue Hospital and subsequently divided between
Dr. Gettler, of Bellevue Hospital, and Dr. Finn, of dolumbia
University. Dr. Gettler reports to me that electroscopio
examination of the bones ahowed radie-active substances in excessive
quantities. He has also shown me photographic representations of the
emanations from the bones.
None of the vicera showed digease of any description.
Specimens were taken from all of them for miscroscopie
examination which, however, revealed only marked postmorten changes.
Very truly yours,
DOUGLAS SYMMER ( M.D.)
BEN JANIE SCHWARTZ (M.D.)
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"ocrText": "1-C-353602\n2.\nAt 4:50 P.M. the body was subjected to autopay by Dr.\nArmin V. St. George. The body was dreased in ladies' underclothes and\nwhite dress, black leather pumps and stockings. The body was that\nof an adult female, about 5'6\" in height. The body had been\nembalmed through the right brachial artery.\nThe whole of the lower jaw was missing, with the exception\nof the coronoid process on the left side; this was taken for\nsubsequent examination. The mouth was stuffed with cotton. Both\nupper jaw bones were removed in pie ces and retained for subsequent\nexamination. Also the segond, third, fourth, fifth and seventh\ncervical vertebrae, the fifth to the ninth ribs, inclusive, on the\nright side, both feet, the entire right leg--fenur, tibia and\nfibula, the left femur and the skull oap were removed and kept for\nsubsequent examination. These were taken to the Pathologioal\nLaboratory at Bellevue Hospital and subsequently divided between\nDr. Gettler, of Bellevue Hospital, and Dr. Finn, of dolumbia\nUniversity. Dr. Gettler reports to me that electroscopio\nexamination of the bones ahowed radie-active substances in excessive\nquantities. He has also shown me photographic representations of the\nemanations from the bones.\nNone of the vicera showed digease of any description.\nSpecimens were taken from all of them for miscroscopie\nexamination which, however, revealed only marked postmorten changes.\nVery truly yours,\nDOUGLAS SYMMER ( M.D.)\nBEN JANIE SCHWARTZ (M.D.)"
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