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Finchley 1908

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Finchley]

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Table B.— Genkhat, Defects.

School.N.F.C.S.S.M.V.S.H.T.V.S.c.e.v.s.S.J.V.S.K. F.C.S.S.L.C.S.Total.Percentage.Obtained Advice.
Sex.BGBGBGBGBGBGBGBoys.(iirls.All.BGAll.
No. Examined2832878933557877595769622631380403783
Tonsils and Adenoids22431163...330221816344.73.94.317
External Eye......12...12......311......4711101 81.42
Eyesight437327...71486282438626.39.47.918
Deafness...............12......162......84122.1.91.52
Otorrhoea...11...231.........21......65111.51.21.43
Heart Disease...1...2112......2............369.71.51.19
Skin ,,.........2...21......2...2......189.21.91.11
67131261614101152014410648414816.820.818.9...
*No. obtaining advice5105441212......52.........52
Teeth202155531420382419173328212220018538552.645.949.1...

*Note.—Endeavours have been made to trace the cases in which treatment or medical advice has been obtained. The result.* shown are up to
31st December, 1908, and doubtless many more have obtained advice by now (March, 1909). Nothing haw been left undone to persuade
parents to obtain advice. In many cases active treatment at the moment may not be required, but the responsibility of treatment or
otherwise must rest with the family medical attendant.