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

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Dagenham 1963

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Dagenham]

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Discharges

AgeHandicapRemarks
YearsMonths
1.3-Bilateral cataracts.Home, marked improvement, well adjusted.
2.5-Epilepsy and eczema.Normal school. Much improved.
3.5-Aphasia.Normal school. Improved.
4.3-Emotionally immature.Home. Improved.
5.5-Mentally retarded.Training Centre.
6.59Mentally retarded.Training Centre.
7.46Mentally retarded.Home - Mother's request.
8.4-? Autistic.Removed to Kent.
9.-Mentally retarded.Awaiting place at Training Centre.
10.38Epileptic. Emotionally disturbed.Home - much improved.
11.66Microcephalic. Cerebral palsy.Residential Hospital care.
12.5-Hare lip, cleft palate.Normal school. Much improved.
13.38Hemiplegic.Normal nursery. Much improved.

Admissions

AgeHandicap
YearsMonths
1.44Epilepsy and eczema.
2.46Speech defect.
3.410Cerebral palsy. Spastic quadriplegia.
4.310Mongol.
5.28Partially sighted.
6.21Mongol.
7.32Hydrocephalic.
8.19Partially sighted.
9.16Hydrocephalic and paraplegia.
10.44Intracranial tumour.
11.29Microcephalic and paraplegia. Myelo Meningocele repaired.
12.42Spastic quadriplegia and mental deficiency.
13.-7Congenital deafness.
14.411Mongol.
15.3.Emotionally disturbed. Speech defect.

We have been fortunate in acquiring some useful equipment this year, which
includes a new refrigerator, washing machine and record player; also a special
chair and walking frame for physically handicapped; several therapeutic toys
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