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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

London County Council 1934

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for London County Council]

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Table: Special Hospitals—continued.Table XXVIII—White Oak Hospital.—Diseases of the eye.—Discharges, transfers and deathsduring1934.

Special Hospitals—continued.

Table XXVIII—White Oak Hospital.—Diseases of the eye.—Discharges, transfers and deaths

during1934.

Disease.Discharged.Transferred to other L.c.c. children's hospitals.Died.Total.
Blepharitis and conjunctivitis9616__112
Conjunctivitis, chronic10——10
„ follicular3——3
„ phlyctenular265—31
„ other32—5
,, not stated8——8
Interstitial keratitis222—24
Trachoma193—22
Corneal ulcer152—17
Superficial keratitis and corneal ulcers3——3
Cyclitis1——1
Dacryocystitis1——1
Glaucoma1——1
Spring catarrh1——1
No acute disease2——2
Total21130—241

Table: Table XXIX—High Wood Hospital for Children.—Non-tuberculous cases.—Discharge.* anddeaths during1934.

Table XXIX—High Wood Hospital for Children.—Non-tuberculous cases.—Discharge.* and

deaths during1934.

Condition or disease.Discharged.Transferred to other L.C.C. children's hospitals.Died.Total.
Rheumatism, etc.—
Rheumatism, acute651—66
„ undefined40——40
Nervous system—
Chorea752279
Otorrhœa—1—1
Circulatory system—
Valvular heart disease12—214
Rheumatic carditis17—219
Rheumatic endocarditis3——3
Other—
Convalescent48——48
Total26046270