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Hornsey 1957

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hornsey, Borough of]

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CHILDREN SEEN FOR THE FIRST TIME AT THE CEREBRAL PALSY UNIT IN 1957

Case No.AgeSexSource of ReferralDiagnosisDisposal
1FSchool Medical Officer, EnfieldCerebral palsy Mental defectTo attend Cerebral Palsy Unit
26FSchool Medical Officer, HendonCerebral palsy Probably educableVale Road P.H. School
34FSchool Medical Officer, Wood GreenDeaf-severe. Mild cerebral palsy EducableBlanche Nevile School and supervision by Dr. Dunham
44MSchool Medical Officer, TottenhamCerebral palsy Mental defectTo attend Cerebral Palsy Unit
55MPaediatricianCerebral palsy. Probable mental defectHome care
62MSchool Medical Officer, Tottenham PaediatricianCerebral palsy Probably educableTo attend Cerebral Palsy Unit
73MSchool Medical Officer, HornseyMild cerebral palsy Gross retardationReport to Local Mental Health Authority
85MSchool Medical OfficerFriern BarnetNot cerebral palsy Mental defectReferred back to School Medical Officer
94MSchool Medical Officer, HendonCerebral palsy Probable mental defectTo attend Cerebral Palsy Unit
1012MPrincipal Medical Officer, M.C.C.Cerebral palsy Mental defectAttends occupation centre
119FPrincipal Medical Officer, M.C.C.Moderate cerebral palsy. Mental defectAttends Cerebral Palsy Unit
123FPaediatricianCerebral palsy EducableVale Road P.H. School
137MSchool Medical Officer, Wood GreenPartially deaf Mild spasticityAttends Partially Deaf Unit, Tottenham. For supervision by Dr. Dunham
143MPaediatricianHydrocephalic Cerebral palsy EducableTo attend Cerebral Palsy Unit
1513MSchool Medical Officer, TottenhamCerebral palsy Mental defectFor hospital care
163FPaediatricianMental defectAt home. Later occupation centre
174FSchool Medical Officer, TottenhamDeaf. Cerebral palsy (minor)Blanche Nevile School