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Willesden 1917

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]

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Deformities-

Deformity Present412165061301100011071468-75104
Tuberculosis (Non-pulmonary)—
Glandular
Bones and Joints
Other Forms
Suspected—Glandular437401000042172302ioo'oo
„ Bones & Joints2131700000300301
,, Other Forms033'330000300302101oo'oo
Speech-
Defective ArticulationO110000000000000001
Squint-
Squint Present...453782197170126007000381-71939
Vision-
Defect not ascertainedttsi28591503756H060+5255W142 37J323
One Eye Normal11667710821811161010062183401080-52303
Beth Eyes 6/6359627S'39032271100299141546-771015
Both Eyes 6/90272733780818000018851414
One Eye 6/9,Other 6/12 or less75057611600243010+24610293480705498
Both Eyes 6/12 or less4521826335°7691323*030^ 12425982492.021161/30
Spectacles Broken133^439728870120382030+238;365411797 4»358
Spectacles Lost47074121l660073000734498.65
Debility.........1586ioi33127600402432693275311292.0802214
Miscellaneous4665770314832175042196315067053i10952595 '310212146
Grand Totals+79256716463man74029610113922965772S36755837417311508443090-31120309429739

Mental Condition—Dull or Backward and Mentally Detective (all grades)—
No. of New Cases examined during 1917 ••• 4& found on Examination to be Dull or Backward 21
Found on Examination to be Mentally Defective 27
Re examinations for Defective Vision other than T,ost nnd Broken Spectacles—No. of Visits... 1110 No. of Mediral Exnmi-ations... iqXo
One case wusuuiiaea uy uic risMMaut ocuwoi iviedical Othcer during the year, and was dean wun as a notifiable intectiuus disease.
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ft The remaining 17 appearing in 1916 as carried forward appearamong the cases brought forward in 1917 as follows
One eye normal...2 Both eyes 6/6.. 2 One eye 6/9 other 6/12 or less.. 1 Both eyes 6/1-s or less.. 12 X Includes those treated by Optician,
t The remaining n of the 803 appearing as carried forward in the 1916 Report were under 5 years of age and are dealt with separately in 1917.