Dr. Jones. This would not cause severe effects on any organ at all if the adrenal gland were producing enough steroids.
Mr. Specter. Did any other doctors arrive during the time this treatment was going on, other than those whom you have already mentioned?
Dr. Jones. Several doctors did subsequently appear in the room—Dr. McClelland appeared shortly after Dr. Baxter, within a matter of just a very few minutes, as well as Dr. Kemp Clark, who is head of neurosurgery here.
Mr. Specter. Any other doctors?
Dr. Jones. Dr. Jenkins was there and I think these are primarily the ones that actually had any part, as far as taking care of the President, although there were some other doctors in the room.
Mr. Specter. Dr. Jones, I now hand you a report which purports to bear your signature, labeled "Summary of treatment of the President," dated November 23, 1963, which I shall now ask the Court Reporter to mark as Dr. Jones' Exhibit No. 1.
(Instrument mentioned marked by the Reporter as Dr. Jones' Exhibit No. 1, for identification.)
Mr. Specter. I ask you if this in fact is your signature?
Dr. Jones. Yes.
Mr. Specter. And I ask you if this was the report which you submitted concerning your participation of the treatment of President Kennedy?