Regarding the return of Abbott’s slides used in the “presentation of my
clinic.”

Relating thanks to Abbott for advice about “not to stick my neck out too far!”

Regarding “anterior and posterior endocardial cushion fusing at their right ends instead of in the middle and crowding out the other leaflets of the tricuspid sounds…” Also, requesting Abbott’s opinion on two ‘congenital cardiacs’ at the federal prison; retroposition of a heart. Includes a tracing of an x-ray and an article by Blackford: “Tetralogy of Fallot: clinical report of a case.”

“The following are our notes on [name omitted] which you requested… R.J.,House of the Good Samaritan [omitted]. Two and one-half year old male child…”

“I am sending under separate cover a report on the case with the abnormal left coronary artery arising from the pulmonary artery, the specimen you saw on your recent visit to Boston…we would appreciate any suggestions or criticisms…"

Offering to send Abbott a specimen of a case of Tetralogy of Fallot for her collection.

Regarding sending “the complete history, autopsy findings, and electrocardiogram on baby B. the diagnosis according to the
electrocardiogram was partial heart block, with congenital tertian malaria…”

“…writing to you at the suggestion of Dr. Lucy Porter Sutton regarding an interesting valvular anomaly…clinical findings in the case suggested a mitral lesion with atypical ausultatory phenomena. Post mortem examination revealed a double mitral valve orifice…”

Regarding a “black female of four months was brought to our receiving ward where she died a few minutes later…at autopsy an incomplete cor biloculare, a persistent left superior vena cava and an accessory pulmonary thoracic was found…”

Regarding the case and prognosis of [name omitted].