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119
(c) Referred to Special Class in Ordinary
tary School 30
(d) Recommended for re-test 62
(e) Deferred for Medical Treatment 10
(f) Recommended for St. Giles' 6
(g) Recommended Epileptic Colony 2
(h) Referred hack to Ordinary Elementary School 42
(3) Referred to Child Guidance Clinic 12
(4) Examined for other Authorities 6
270
Mental Tests at St. Christopher's 30
300
768 home visits have been paid to Education cases.
Speech Defects Clinic.
Cases treated 142 Cleft palate and allied
Cases discharged 81 disorders 12
Cases still attending 61 Sigmatism 18
Cases referred for phyDeafness 5
sical treatment 10 Dyslalia 56
Cases referred for resiUndeveloped speech 8
dential treatment 3 Dyspituitary 1
Cases referred to Child Aphasia 1
Guidance Clinic 3 Post-Meningitis 1
Stammerers 38 Dysarthria 2
The most noticeable trend in the Speech Clinic in 1950 has
probably been the large number of organic cases referred for
treatment. Functional cases still predominate, but far more
specialist hospitals seem to be asking for local clinical facilities
for their patients. The proportion of stammerers to the case
treated has been less than for some years.