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Leyton 1913

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Leyton]

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OLD CASES.

Treated.Untreated.
Defects.Cured.Improved.UnchangedImproved.UnchangedLeft.Absent.Total.
Enlarged Tonsils43685375406231
Tonsils and Adenoids51......2......8
Adenoids18325103243
Post-Nasal Catarrh and Obstruction...21543116
Enlarged Glands of Neck513116299275
Otorrhœa and Deafness1167161819279
Defective Vision1041221302071727553
Squint6...3...243137
Blepharitis, etc.11...431111
Heart Disease......11156225
Anaemia.....................0
Bronchitis and Suspected Phthisis...3...322...10
Phthisis......1......1...2
Tubercular Joints and Spine.....................0
Tubercular Glands............1...12
Lupus.....................0
Eczema............1......I
Urticaria.....................0
Seborrhœa.....................0
Hernia............1......1
Torticollis.....................0
Kyphosis.....................0
Epilepsy............2114
Other Pulmonary Conditions1...1.........l3
Spinal Curvature...1.........1...2
1845846133394261271103

INSPECTION CLINIC AND THE TREATMENT OF MINOR
AILMENTS.
At the beginning of September the treatment of Ringworm
and minor ailments was commenced.
Cases necessitating free treatment are filtered through the
Inspection Clinic, where they are seen each morning by the School
Medical Officer and either supplied with ointment, etc., for home
use, or the Health Visitor, who is always present at the
Inspections, is directed to carry out the treatment.