June 25, 1942.

Mr. George Trombold,

Personnel Director,
‘Boeing Airplane Company,

Wichita, Er anges.

Dear George:

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Gulledge's shoulder. Ag I told you yesterday, the nerve _
supply is from the fifth and sixth cervicle. Tt.is the.. .
axillary nerve; the old terminology is circumflex. I would

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This will be helpful, but I am of the opinion that —
the diathersy machine with manipulation would be mush more
beneficial. The teres minor muscle erises from the exillary
border of the scapula in its upper third and is inserted into
a facet on the greater tuberosity of the humerus - the distal —
facet. Now this is the important thing, George, to have these
electrodes placed one on the bicipital groove of the humerus
and the other on the distal facet on the opposite side of the
humerus «

: The reason that the pain is reflected so often to
_ the bicipital groove is due to the shortening of the teres
' ginor insertion. This pulis the head of the
back and does not give full movement of the
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or intertubercularis sulcus. That is why so much of the pain
is in the front of the shoulder, while the real injury is in the
: back.

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After 15 or 20 minutes of the dietherny a
manipulation of the cervicle region and the neok, plus a stretoh-
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will be very beneficial. ‘You will remember that he