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Croydon 1961

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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APPENDIX D

RETURN SHOWING THE NUMBER OF CHILDREN SEEN AT ROUTINE MEDICAL INSPECTIONS DURING 1961 WHO HAVE UNDERGONE

TONSILLECTOMY

Year of BirthBoysPer CentGirlsPer CentBoys and GirlsPer Cent
1957 and later11.311.721. 5All Boys 1359 17.9%
1956644.1554.01194.1
1955507.3304.5805.9
1954161.042.7206.6
19538514.48312.916813.6
195213016.411814.024815.6
19518821.63913.012718.0
19509527.15118.114623.1All Girls 851 12. 9%
194921427.414521.435924.6
194811325.99224.020525.0
194717527.65619. 323125.0
1946 and earlier32829. 217717.850523.9
All Groups Boys and Girls 2210 - 15.6%

CHIEF CAUSES OF EXCLUSION FROM SCHOOL

ConditionExclusions during 1961Percentage of total exclusionsExclusions during 1960Percentage of total exclusion
Ringworm10.0610.09
Verminous Conditions-272.45
Impetigo60.33131.18
Scabies--30.27
Scarlet Fever663.6622420.35
Measles (inc. German)1,08760.69121.09
Diphtheria----
Whooping Cough502.78655.90
Chicken Pox33118.3931128.25
Mumps1005.5638134.65
External Eye Disease---
Poliomyelitis----
Dysentery60.33565.08
Jaundice---
Enteric Group---
Meningococcal Infection--40.36
Other causes1538.5040.36
1,8001,101