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

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Barking 1965

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Barking]

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A.nong other abnormalities discovered were:-MaleFemaleTotal
Carcinoma of the lung314
Primary carcinoma of the colon1-1
Abnormalities of the heart and vessels (congenital)123
Abnormalities of the heart and vessels (acquired)71320
Sarcoidosis112
Benign tumours of the lung and mediastinum123
Bronchiectasis2-2
Emphysema3-3
Pulmonary fibrosis (non-t.b.)9918
Pneumoconiosis1-1
Pleural thickening and calcification527
Abnormalities of the diaphragm-11
Hamartoma-11
Abnormalities of the bony thorax (acquired)415
Abnormalities of the bony thorax (congenital)213
Did not attend for further investigation134
Did not attend for repeat miniature film-11

CHIROPODY SERVICES
The Chief Chiropodist reports as follows:Clinics
Central Foot Clinic - Clinic operated by the Chief Chiropodist singlehanded.
Appointments range from 8 to 10 weeks, and there are facilities
at this clinic for at least three chiropodists. Car parking facilities
are needed, as this is important in the future recruitment of staff, and
for access to the clinic as parking problems increase.
Total treatments - 2,123. Sessions worked - 396.
Julia Engwell Clinic - Clinic operated by Mrs. D. Mann. There are two
surgeries equipped. The clinic has a heavy case load, but help could
be given when staff is available.
Total treatments - 2,476. Sessions worked - 479.
Porters Avenue Clinic - Clinic operated by Mr. D. Ditsell; a single
surgery with a heavy case load. This could be eased by sending some
cases to the nearby Julia Engwell Clinic when staff conditions make this
possible. Appointments 8 to 10 weeks.
Total treatments - 2,759. Sessions worked - 497.
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