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Leyton 1939

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Leyton]

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Unsuitable for treatment3
Previously discharged patients attending periodically for tests30
Treated for defective vision14
Cured3
Improved5
No improvement3
Seen once only3
Treated for squint32
CuredStereoscopic vision411
Cosmetic only7
Rest from active treatment6
Still under treatment15
Awaiting treatment31

As the squint clinic was temporarily suspended at the outbreak
of war, the figures above relate only to the first nine months of
the year.

School Dental Service.

Findings of Dental Inspection.

The following table shows in statistical form the results of school dental inspection in individual schools and over the whole area.

School.Number inspected.Number referred for treatment.Number accepting treatment.Percentage of acceptances.
Boys.Girls.Boys.Girls.
Canterbury2251181458615567.1
Cann Hall..................
Capworth..................
Church1084907738426858.1
Connaught3111421716065.2
Davies Lane51222642416331553.6
Downsell..................
Farmer..................
Goodall..................
Kirkdale404119253272.7
Knotts Green1058176636848.9
Lea Bridge565640395063.3
Mayville115421703235514.0*
Newport5931064086934171.5
Norlington14260811148744073.5
Ruckholt24719617516322466.2
Sybourn44723235116838173.4
St. Joseph's122101967910358.8
Tom Hood
Trumpington1334069430227970 45
2,8763,1962,1072,4222,77145.6

* Children were evacuated before forms could be returned.