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Croydon 1964

[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 1963 WHO HAVE UNDERGONE

TONSILLECTOMY

Year of BirthBoysPer. Cent.GirlsPer Cent.Boys and GirlsPer Cent.
1958 and later493. 1382.6872.9
1957103.2113.4213.3
195677.455.8126.6
19556412.7478.311110.4All Boys 931 15.6%
195412316.4101.31338.8
19534113. 05720.39816.4
19525619.05014.810616.7
195115825.713717.829521.3All Girls 935 13.7%
19505621.28421.214021.2
19499231.810523.519726.8
194813629.322024.535626.1
1947 and earlier13929.217133.031031.2

All Groups Boys and Girls 1,866 - 14.6%

CHIEF CAUSES OF EXCLUSION FROM SCHOOL

ConditionExclusions during 1963Percentage of total exclusionsExclusions during 2962Percentage of total exclusions
Ringworm10. 04--
Verminous Conditions20. 08--
Impetigo20. 0830.11
Scabies--10.04
Scarlet Fever361.51602.24
Measles (inc. German)91638. 541,78066.29
Diphtheria----
Whooping Cough351.46301.12
Chicken Pox75731.8558721.86
Mumps49520.821495.55
External Eye Disease40. 1780.30
Poliomyelitis----
Dysentery853.5840.15
Jaundice190.8050.19
Enteric Group----
Meningococcal Infection----
Other Causes251. 05582.16
2,3772,685