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Medical Treatment.
in February, 1921, and several children have benefited
from it.
During the year three cases, one with hip-disease,
one with disease of the knee, and one with infantile
paralysis were treated as indoor patients and four as
outdoor patients. All have been kept under the
supervision of the school medical staff and have been
found to have received material benefit.
(j) Payments of Parents.—The following amounts
have been received from parents during the year for
treatment at the School Clinic :—
£
s.
d.
X-ray Treatment of Ringworm of the Head
12
3
0
Dental Treatment
53
11
0
Operations
32
14
0
Spectacles
42
17
9
Treatment at Royal Dental Hospital
1
3
0
Total £1
42
8
9
In addition, the following amounts were received for
treatment at the Clinic
£
s.
d.
Amount paid by the Maternity and Child
Welfare Committee for the treatment of
Children under 5 years and of
nursing and expectant mothers
18
15
0
Amount paid by the Home for Motherless
Children for Treatment of School
Children
1
8
0
Amount paid by the St. Marylebone
School for Girls
2
14
4
Total
£22
17
4