London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Tottenham 1925

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Tottenham]

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Cases requiring operation on the mastoid are now sent to the Prince of Wales's Hospital and come under the care of the Aural Surgeon, Mr. Ibbotson, whose courteous co-operation I much appreciate.

Cause of Suppuration.Total.Cured.Lost Sight Of.Still under Treatment.Sentfor.
Operation.Other Treatment.
Acut Inflammation (Acute Suppurative Otitis Media)66
Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media, due to:— I. Tympanic Conditions—
(a) Tympanic Sepsis968475
(6) T. S.and Granulations14923
(c) T.S. and Polypi181233
(d) T.S. and Cholesteatoma11
II. Tympanic Conditions and Throat, Nose or Mouth Conditions53-2-
III. Tympanic Conditions and Attic Disease175561
Mastoid Disease:— (a) Operation Cases (b) Operation already performed32 45 -4 -7 -16 -4
IV. Tympanic Conditions and External Otitis312-
External Otitis21156-
Cause undetermined211-
Totals2191412433174

(h) Dental Defects.
Two whole-time dentists are employed for the treatment of dental
defects occurring in children of school age. The district is divided into
two, each dentist having an equal share in the work. One dentist, Mr.
Sainty, is stationed in the northern area at Bruce Castle, and the other,
Mr. Pilbeam, in the southern area, at The Chestnuts, St. Ann's Road.