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

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Croydon 1937

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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(b) Found to reqire treatment15,88215,307
(c) Actually treated10,4046,899
(2) Half-days devoted to inspection.108100
Do., treatment1,5511,179
Do., adminstration1218
Do., gas administration— (by dental officers)9491
(by medical officers)9752
Do., orthodontia4743
1,9091,483
(3) Attendances made by children for treatment19,22514,749
(4) Fillings—Permanent teeth8,6036,254
—Temporary teeth923399
9,5266,653
(5) Extractions—Permanent teeth3,0192,182
—Temporary teeth12,0259,785
15,04411,967
(6) Administrations of general anaesthetics for extractions2,6402,075
(7) Administrations of local anassthetics for extractions3,5703,074
(8) Other operations-
Permanent teeth3,9403,542
Temporary teeth12134
4,0613,576

EAR CLINIC.
This Clinic is held at weekly intervals at Lodge Road Treatment
Centre, for school children and children under school age.
Cases are referred for treatment to the clinic mainly by the
Assistant School Medical Officers and the Medical Officers of the
Infant Welfare Centres, and are seen by appointment.
The treatment advised and administered at the weekly Ear
Clinic is continued where deemed necessary at daily intervals
through the agency of the Minor Ailments Clinics. The early
investigation of children with discharging ears and the subsequent