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Willesden 1920

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]

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Table No. 66.—Corresponding to Table V. of Appendix G of the Annual Report of the Chief

Medical Officer of the Board of Education, 1919.

Summary of Treatment of Defects as shown in Table IV. (A, B, C, Dand F,

but Excluding E.).

Disease or Defect.Number of Children.
Referred for Treatment.Treated.Total.
Under Local Education Authority's Scheme.Otherwise.
Minor Ailments15---
Visual Defects33---
Defects of Nose and Throat8---
Dental Defects101---
Other Defects10---
Total167---

Table No. 67.—Corresponding to Table VI. of Appendix G of the Annual Report of the Chief Medical Officer of the Board of Education for 1919.

Summary Relating to Children Medically Inspected at the Routine Inspections

During the Year 1920.

(1)The total number of children medically inspected at the routine inspections*282
(2)The number of children in (1) suffering from:—
Malnutrition5
Skin Disease12
Defective Vision (including squint)73
Eye Disease7
Defective Hearing2
Ear Disease8
Nose and Throat Disease20
Enlarged Cervical Glands (non-tubercular)12
Defective Speech2
Dental Disease116
Heart Disease:—
Organic9
Functional1
Anæmia11
Lung Disease (non-tubercular)1
Tuberculosis:—
Pulmonary:—
Definite
Suspected
Non-pulmonary1
Disease of the Nervous System
Deformities34
Other defects and Diseases11
(3)The number of children in (1) suffering from defects (other than uncleanliness or defective clothing or footgear), who require to be kept under observation (but not referred for treatment)52
(4)The number of children in (1) who were referred for treatment (excluding uncleanliness, defective clothing, etc.)135
(5)The number of children in (4) who received treatment for one or more defects (excluding uncleanliness, defective clothing, etc.)
*" Specials " are not included in this Table.